Table of Contents

1: E-pH Diagrams
2: The Construction of E-pH Diagrams
3: Reactions and Applications
4: Precipitation and Complexation
5: The Lithium Group
6: The Beryllium Group
7: The Boron Group
8: The Carbon Group
9: The Nitrogen Group
10: The Oxygen Group
11: The Fluorine Group
12: The Scandium Group
13: The Ti Group and the 5B, 6B, 7B and 8B Heavy Elements
14: The V-Cr-Mn Group
15: The Fe-Co-Ni Group
16: The Cu Group
17: The Zinc Group
18: The Actinoid Metals

About the Author

George K. Schweitzer is a Professor of Chemistry at the University of Tennessee. He has taught and done research in inorganic and analytical chemistry for over 60 years. In addition to a PhD in Chemistry, he also holds a PhD in History.

Lester L. Pesterfield is Professor of Inorganic Chemistry at Western Kentucky University. His research interests lie in lanthanide coordination chemistry and the development of pedagogical methods for all levels of chemistry.

Reviews

Listed in In Brief Section, Chemistry World Aug 2010
Short description in the Journal of the American Chemical Society