Student Book Reviews
Chemistry World Student Book Reviews, August 2009
The importance of knowing left from right
The book deals with Lewis acid, Lewis base, metal-based catalysis and organic catalysis
This book aims to mentor early-career researchers through the difficult crucial steps of knowing how to write
This new book gives a nice introduction to current aspects of the interface between physical chemistry and molecular biology
This book sets out to bridge the gap between the teaching lab and the research laboratory
From the blurb for this new text, I expected a student-friendly book
The book provides a coherent and refreshing introduction to thermodynamics, restricting itself to simple algebra with no calculus
The book is perfectly balanced and contains many new chapters with detailed and comprehensive information
Reinhard Hoffmann sets out to 'demystify' the art of synthetic planning
the second edition of Steed and Atwood's Supramolecular chemistry is the most comprehensive overview of the area available in textbook form
The aim is to produce a book to accompany teaching physical chemistry according to this philosophy
This textbook aims to familiarise both students and researchers with the critical concepts and methods involved in studies of organic molecular photochemistry
An excellent new textbook in this area targeted at third and fourth year undergraduates
The latest volume in a series primarily aimed at postgraduates and researchers published by Wiley
It provides students with an understanding of the fundamental principles of chemistry on which to build later studies
