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The Properties of Solvents
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The Properties of Solvents

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Solvents are used in most chemical, pharmaceutical and laboratory processes. As a result, their physical and chemical properties provide vital information for their optimal selection. This text contains information on over 250 solvents. It answers key questions including; What hazards are connected with the use of a specific solvent? How can the molecular order of a solvent be described? Is water a unique solvent? Which solvent should be selected for my application? It also presents previously uncovered material such as listings of molecular sizes, the concepts of order, softness and acid/base data, thermodynamic, electrical, optical and transport properties.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
John Wiley and Sons Ltd
Country
United States
Date
13 October 1998
Pages
254
ISBN
9780471983699

Solvents are used in most chemical, pharmaceutical and laboratory processes. As a result, their physical and chemical properties provide vital information for their optimal selection. This text contains information on over 250 solvents. It answers key questions including; What hazards are connected with the use of a specific solvent? How can the molecular order of a solvent be described? Is water a unique solvent? Which solvent should be selected for my application? It also presents previously uncovered material such as listings of molecular sizes, the concepts of order, softness and acid/base data, thermodynamic, electrical, optical and transport properties.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
John Wiley and Sons Ltd
Country
United States
Date
13 October 1998
Pages
254
ISBN
9780471983699