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The Role of the Solvent in Chemical Reactions

The Role of the Solvent in Chemical Reactions

Stairs, Robert A.
Wilson, Harold
Buncel, Erwin

Hardcover

Series: Oxford Chemistry Masters, Book 6

Chemistry

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ISBN10: 0198527608
ISBN13: 9780198527602
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Published: Nov 6 2003
Pages: 170
Weight: 1.13
Height: 0.60 Width: 7.46 Depth: 10.08
Language: English
The role of the solvent in chemical reactions is one of immediate and daily concern to the practicing chemist. Whether in the laboratory, or in industry, most reactions are carried out in the liquid phase. In the majority of these, one or two reacting components, or reagents, are dissolved in a suitable medium and the reaction is allowed to take place. Given the importance of solvent, the need for an in-depth understanding of this topic is obvious. However, many inorganic and organic chemistry texts only make passing references to solvents, or worse still, fail to mention that a given reaction takes place in a particular solvent at all. This book successfully addresses the gap in our understanding of solvent chemistry, and brings the role of the solvent rightly to the fore.

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