Volume 5 is a collection of solutions to the problems in the new (3rd) Edition of Volume 2. It has been written concurrently with the preparation of the new edition of Volume 2 and extensive reference has been made to the equations and sources of data in that volume at all stages. In this sense the book is complementary to Volume 2. The working throughout is in SI units
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The student will very much welcome the concise, well worked and easily understood worked examples in this Volume since, as a rule, he has no time at his disposal after study commitments, to work out solutions for exercises that are not too easy.
...Above all, the practising chemist will benefit from the fact that nearly 200 problems involving calculations characteristic of the subject areas and for practical use have been worked out. Credit is due to two long-standing colleagues of the authors of this textbook for working out the solutions.
...Above all, the practising chemist will benefit from the fact that nearly 200 problems involving calculations characteristic of the subject areas and for practical use have been worked out. Credit is due to two long-standing colleagues of the authors of this textbook for working out the solutions.
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