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This book bridges the gap between food scientists and chemists by providing a practical foundation to ionic chemicals and salts. It stresses the link between structure at the atomic level and the symmetry and characteristics of ionic compounds, and it discusses the fundamental concepts of architecture and bonding in ionic compounds. This is an excellent resource for anyone interested in compound chemical and ionic characteristics. The book is especially useful for those who want to learn more about the chemistry of ionic compounds and salts, with a focus on their applications. Structure, kinetics, electrochemistry, thermodynamic characteristics, synthesis, and scientific studies of ions and salts are all covered in this book. Experimental and theoretical approaches for studying this data, as well as data collecting and processing methodologies, are discussed. This book is an important addition to the future of the chemistry discipline since it is the first serious debate on the transfer of these methodologies and techniques between the many application regimes.

In chemical science, an inorganic compound is a chemical compound that does not include carbon–hydrogen bonds, i.e., one it is not an organic substance. The difference, however, is not well defined, and sources have various opinions on the matter. Inorganic chemistry is a branch of science that studies inorganic substances. Inorganic Compounds is a book about inorganic chemistry that covers the physical and chemical characteristics of individual compounds in depth, with stress on the use of physical laws, investigative procedures, and theoretical analysis of experimental findings. This book delves into the synthesis, characteristics, reactions, and structural geometries of a number of compounds chosen based on the fact that their research has made significant contributions to the practice and knowledge of inorganic chemistry. The specifics of experimental techniques are usually left out. This book is a valuable resource for undergraduate and postgraduate students interested in compound physicochemical studies and inorganic chemistry breakthroughs.