Advanced Catalytic Materials Photocatalysis and Other Current Trends
Advanced Catalytic Materials Photocatalysis and Other Current Trends
Advanced Catalytic Materials Photocatalysis and Other Current Trends
This book has put together recent,
state-of-the-art topics on current trends in catalytic materials and consists of
16 chapters. Topics covered includes: X-Ray Spectroscopy, Iron-based
Nanomaterials in the Catalysis, New Catalytic Systems for Fixation of Carbon
Dioxide into Valuable Poly, Catalytic Applications of Metal-Organic Frameworks,
Advanced Nanomatericals for Solar Photocatalysis, Preparation of Functionalized
Graphene and Gold Nanocomposites, Photochemical Decomposition of Hydrogen
Sulfide, Electrocatalytic Applications of Graphene, Native and Synthetic
G-quartet-based DNAzyme Systems.
Dr.
Monalisa Mohapatra's notes deal with advanced topics of chemistry, such as
dilute solutions, homogeneous equilibrium, chemical kinetics, and
thermodynamics. The notes also discuss the second law of thermodynamics and help
the students understand the fundamental principles that govern energy exchanges
in chemical reactions. The resource further introduces the students to
thermochemistry, where it discusses the flow of heat and energy during chemical
reactions. It is excellent for intermediate to advanced students, making it
clear how different chemical processes relate to one another and the
thermodynamic principles underlying them. This makes this the solid backbone for
those pursuing more in-depth studies in chemistry.
Dmitri Mendeleev's The
Principles of Chemistry is a classic that laid the foundation for the periodic
table. The book is a detailed discussion of water and its compounds, hydrogen
and oxygen, and their saline combinations. It includes Dalton's law, properties
of gases, and atomic theory in the discussion of the chemistry of elements and
their compounds. It is also interesting for its discussion of atomic weights of
elements and how to arrange the periodic table-the work of Mendeleev. The book
would serve well for the reader trying to understand the very earliest stages of
modern chemistry with contributions that have shaped this particular field of
science today.