A foundational text in nuclear chemistry authored by Japanese chemists Y. Mido and M. Satake. It presents key concepts such as nuclear structure, types of radioactive decay, and the applications of nuclear processes in real-world contexts. Suitable for advanced undergraduate or beginning graduate courses.
This comprehensive volume explores the chemical physics of free molecules using quantum mechanical foundations. Topics include the electronic structure, vibrational and rotational spectra, and interaction potentials, making it valuable for researchers and graduate-level students in physical chemistry and molecular physics.
This book presents a historical and scientific account of the development of chemical kinetics, focusing on the theory and mechanisms of chain reactions. It explores contributions from major chemists and offers a retrospective view of the evolution of kinetic theory in the 20th century.