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This thoroughly updated second edition of the book is the outcome of the positive feedback and constructive suggestions from the chemistry faculty all over India and abroad.
The book has undergone a major revision. 1. Ten new experiments have been incorporated. 2. Basic block diagrams for different instruments have been included for the first time to help students understand thoroughly the technique used. Ten new figures explaining experimental set up and instrumental details have been added. 3. Graph plotting section has been updated to include computer graphic techniques. 4. Moreover, the book has been decongested and many other significant modifications have been done in the experimental details and conceptual questions sections.
Highlights:
i) A comprehensive text book explaining basic concepts, experimental details and conceptual questions in a very simple and easy to understand language. This book is the first of its kind. There is no other book available that addresses all aspects collectively.
ii) Currently available physical chemistry syllabi for B. Sc. and M.Sc. classes have been covered.
iii) Complete details about sixteen physical chemistry techniques and 78 experiments are discussed. More than 500 conceptual questions have been posed and answered with detailed explanations.
iv) Part I deals with all the basics of physical chemistry laboratory.
v) Part II includes complete details about the experiments and conceptual questions with answers.
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Neelam Seedher
The author is M. Sc. [Hons. School], Ph D in physical chemistry and has taught physical chemistry to undergraduate and postgraduate students at Panjab University, Chandigarh for more than 35 years. She has 63 research publications to her credit. She has received Prof. M. L. Khorana Memorial Award for the year 2001 and 2006 by the Indian Pharmaceutical Association. She has also acted as resource person in a number of refresher courses for college teachers. The author is also writing a blog, nphyschem.blogspot.com.
She specializes in the basics of physical chemistry and has been actively involved in the intricacies of teaching physical chemistry laboratory techniques. Her recent book, Physical chemistry Experiments: Basic Concepts has been widely appreciated by the students and faculty.
More than 100 reviewers all over India and abroad have reviewed the first edition of the book and gave positive feedback and constructive suggestions.
