Physical chemistry

Physical chemistry

by Gordon M. Barrow

Part of McGraw-Hill series in undergraduate chemistry

1961
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    How does Gordon M. Barrow’s approach to physical chemistry balance the strict rigor of mathematics with the intuitive concepts needed to truly understand the physical world?

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    In what ways does studying the microscopic behavior of molecules change your perspective on macroscopic, everyday phenomena?

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    Barrow emphasizes the historical evolution of physical chemistry; how does knowing the struggles and breakthroughs of early scientists affect your appreciation of modern chemical laws?

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