NOTES ON INORGANIC CHEMISTRY

Inorganic and Bio-inorganic Chemistry

General Inorganic Nmr Notes

The signal intensity S is given by: S = γB0NB1g(v)/T Where N is the number of nuclei sampled, B1 is the field due to the applied radiofrequency radiation, and g(v) is the lineshape function. Hence, • S ∝ N (large sample and desirability of high isotopic abundance). • S ∝ γ (signals due to nuclei with large γ easiest to observe). • S ∝ B0 (advantage of maximum B0). • S ∝ 1/T (low temperatures gi...

Aids to Inorganic Chemistry

Announcement: Gordon Research Conference on Inorganic Chemistry

Steve Strauss (Colorado State University): "Fluorinated Polyhedral Heteroboranes as Weakly Coordinating Anions" Richard Holm (Harvard University): "Metal Clusters in Biology" Mercouri Kanatzidis (Michigan State University): "Recent Developments in the Solid State Chemistry of Metal Chalcogenides" Moungi Bawendi (Massassachusetts Institute of Technology): "Semiconductor’ nanocrystallites: from i...

Inorganic Chemistry Chemistry of Transition Elements

Introduction Atomic Structures and Properties Electronic configurations Radii of atoms and ions Ionisation enthalpies Oxidation states Compound formation in maximum oxidation states Stability of compounds in aqueous solution Magnetic properties Coloured ion formation Alloy formation Interstitial compound formation Coordination Compounds Types of ligands Homleptic and heteroleptic complexes Coor...