Insights into speciality inorganic chemicals / edited by David Thompson.
Contributor(s): Thompson, David | Royal Society of Chemistry (Great Britain)
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BookPublisher: Cambridge : Royal Society of Chemistry, c1995Description: xxiii,505p : ill(some col.) ; 24cm + pbk.Content type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 085404504X (m); 9780854045044.Subject(s): Inorganic compounds -- Industrial applications | Inorganic chemistry | Chemistry | Industrial applications of scientific research & technological innovation | Catalysis | Materials science | Inorganic chemistryDDC classification: 546 THO Summary: Exploring a wide range of topics in inorganic chemistry, catalysis and materials science, this study demonstrates how good basic research, carried out by academia or industry, leads to important applications and innovations relevant to community needs.
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| 546 RAY Descriptive inorganic chemistry / | 546 SHA Inorganic chemistry / | 546 SHR Inorganic chemistry / | 546 THO Insights into speciality inorganic chemicals / | 546 WIL General and inorganic chemistry / | 546.20 SHA Inorganic chemistry. | 546.21 LEE Concise inorganic chemistry / |
Enhanced descriptions from Syndetics:
Specialty inorganic chemicals are high added value inorganic substances used in commercial products or processes. This volume details some of the most significant applications of inorganic chemistry research. The topics include refining; pharmaceuticals; homogeneous and heterogeneous catalysts for chemical processing; catalysts for stereospecific synthesis and solar energy conversion; catalytic systems for pollution control; materials with electrical and magnetic properties; superconductors; inorganic colors, ceramics, glasses, and hard metals; corrosion inhibitors; and inorganic chemicals in water purification and the nuclear industry. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.
Exploring a wide range of topics in inorganic chemistry, catalysis and materials science, this study demonstrates how good basic research, carried out by academia or industry, leads to important applications and innovations relevant to community needs.