Phosphorus : an outline of its chemistry, biochemistry, and uses
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Phosphorus : an outline of its chemistry, biochemistry, and uses
（Studies in inorganic chemistry, 20）
Elsevier, 1995
5th ed
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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Description
This fifth edition has been thoroughly revised and some major rearrangements of text have been made. Selected highlights from the past five years have been added and a special chapter dealing with major applications has been included. The book deals with all aspects of phosphorus chemistry: organic, inorganic, biochemical, physical, environmental and technical. While much of the text is of a basic and introductory nature, modern theories and recent developments are covered. Like its predecessors, it is intended for use beyond first-year university undergraduate level. It should enable anyone with a reasonable knowledge of general chemistry to acquire the necessary groundwork before undertaking detailed searching of the literature or reading highly specialised reviews. The book could also serve as a reference text and as a guide to advanced study for research workers and technologists with interests in related fields such as food chemistry, agricultural chemistry, biochemistry, medicinal chemistry, ceramics, materials science, electronics, minerals and mining.
Table of Contents
- Introduction and background
- phosphides and simple compounds
- phosphates
- phosphorus - carbon compounds I, nitrogen compounds
- applications of phosphorus compounds
- phosphorus with group VI elements
- phosphorus - carbon compounds II
- phosphorus with groups III and IV elements
- metalophosphorus compounds
- biopolymers
- metabolic processes
- special topics
- analysis and characterisation.
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