Springer Introduction to Structural Chemistry - Reference Book

Get a comprehensive guide to the fundamental models and quantitative parameters used in structural chemistry. This Springer publication provides a concise look at how different chemical characteristics relate to one another across various states of matter. Whether you are studying substances in gaseous, liquid, or solid states, or examining glasses and melts, this book serves as a vital technical resource. This volume is packed with extensive data to support your research and studies. It includes 280 tables and over 3000 references that offer the most up-to-date experimental data available. You can find detailed information on energy characteristics, such as ionisation potentials, electron affinities, and bond energies. It also covers optical properties like refractive index and polarisability, as well as spectroscopic characteristics and geometrical parameters including bond distances and angles. This book is an essential tool for understanding the energy, optical, and structural properties of atoms, molecules, and crystals.