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by Kasimir Fajans
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ISBN: 0486442470 Dover Publications Price: $37.50 |
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A pioneer researcher in the field explores radioelements and isotopes. The text begins with an examination of chemical forces and optical properties. Deformability of ions follow, with discussions of the change of the refractivities of ions in molecules and crystals, the transitions between ideal ionic linkage and non-polar linkage, more.
Unabridged republication of the edition published by McGraw-Hill Book Company, Inc., New York, 1931.
Table of Contents for Radioelements and Isotopes: Chemical Forces and Optical Properties of Substances
| Part I. Radioelements and Isotopes | |||||||
| I. The Origin of the Actinium Series and the Stability of Isotopes | |||||||
| Part II. Chemical Forces and Optical Properties | |||||||
| II. Outline of Atomic and Crystal Structures | |||||||
| III. The Ideal Ionic Linkage | |||||||
| IV. General Remarks on the Deformativity of Ions | |||||||
| V. Change of the Refractives of Ions in Molecules and Crystals | |||||||
| VI. Transitions Between Ideal Ionic Linkage and Non-Polar Linkage | |||||||
| VII. Adsorption of Ions on Salt-Like Crystals with Applications to Volumetric Analysis | |||||||
| VII. Photochemical Applications of Ion Adsorption | |||||||
| Indexes |