Advanced Inorganic Chemistry: Structure, Reactivity and Applications

Advanced Inorganic Chemistry: Structure, Reactivity, and Applications offers an in-depth exploration of the principles and practices that define modern inorganic chemistry. Structured to reflect both classical foundations and contemporary developments, the book provides a clear pathway through complex topics including molecular symmetry, bonding theories, acid-base behavior, transition metal chemistry, organometallics, solid-state structures, and bioinorganic systems. Designed for upper-level undergraduate and graduate students, as well as researchers seeking a comprehensive resource, the book integrates conceptual explanations with experimental techniques and real-world applications. Each chapter includes detailed illustrations, examples, and problem-solving strategies to facilitate understanding and application of concepts in diverse chemical contexts.
What sets this book apart is its strong emphasis on the reactivity of inorganic compounds and their functional roles in modern science and technology—from catalysis and materials design to medicine and environmental science. Special sections highlight recent breakthroughs, advanced spectroscopic techniques, and interdisciplinary applications that extend the reach of inorganic chemistry. Whether used as a textbook or a reference, this volume is designed to stimulate deeper insight into the structural elegance and chemical versatility of inorganic compounds, inspiring a new generation of chemists to engage with the field at both theoretical and practical levels.