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Physical Chemistry A Modern Introduction Second Edition 2nd Ed Davis

Name: Physical Chemistry A Modern Introduction Second Edition 2nd Ed Davis
SKU: BELL-5144334
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Physical Chemistry A Modern Introduction Second Edition 2nd Ed Davis instant download after payment.

Publisher: CRC Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 11.17 MB

Pages: 513

Author: Davis, William M

ISBN: 9781439897898, 1439897891

Language: English

Year: 2011

Edition: 2nd ed

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Physical Chemistry A Modern Introduction Second Edition 2nd Ed Davis by Davis, William M 9781439897898, 1439897891 instant download after payment.

PrefaceAcknowledgmentsAuthorGuide for StudentsList of Special ExamplesWorld of Atoms and MoleculesIntroduction to Physical ChemistryTheory and Experiment in Physical ChemistryAtomic and Molecular EnergiesConfigurations, Entropy, and VolumeEnergy, Entropy, and TemperatureDistribution Law DerivationConclusionsPoint of Interest: James Clerk MaxwellExercisesBibliographyIdeal and Real GasesThe Ideal Gas LawsCollisions and PressureNonideal BehaviorThermodynamic State FunctionsEnergy and Thermodynamic RelationsConclusionsPoint of Interest: Intermolecular InteractionsExercisesBibliographyChanges of St.
Abstract: PrefaceAcknowledgmentsAuthorGuide for StudentsList of Special ExamplesWorld of Atoms and MoleculesIntroduction to Physical ChemistryTheory and Experiment in Physical ChemistryAtomic and Molecular EnergiesConfigurations, Entropy, and VolumeEnergy, Entropy, and TemperatureDistribution Law DerivationConclusionsPoint of Interest: James Clerk MaxwellExercisesBibliographyIdeal and Real GasesThe Ideal Gas LawsCollisions and PressureNonideal BehaviorThermodynamic State FunctionsEnergy and Thermodynamic RelationsConclusionsPoint of Interest: Intermolecular InteractionsExercisesBibliographyChanges of St