Inorganic ions in aqueous solution

Inorganic chemistry is one of the important principle sciences that link to other sciences through different chemical and physical properties of atoms, ions, and molecules. Inorganic chemistry in solution deals with various oxidation states of ions, and translated the affected of these ions via solutions by numerous factors (like enthalpies and entropies of hydration). The transference factors (like conductance, viscosity, and transference numbers) are important because the values provide useful and sensitive information about ion-solvent interactions, ion-ion interactions, hydrogen bonds, hydration numbers, hydrodynamics radiuses, diffusion coefficients, association constant, molar volumes, ionic and hydrated volumes. In this book, the interactions of the ions in the solution, the important transport factors, and the comparative physical terms are introduced.

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Muhammed J. Kadhim Assistant lecturer has obtained B.Sc./chemistry in 1997 and M.Sc./chemistry in 2001 from the chemistry department/science college/ Baghdad university. Currently, Muhammed J. Kadhim is working as a teaching member in the department of power mechanical techniques/ institute of technology/ Baghdad, middle technical university, Iraq.