Oxford Dictionary Of Chemistry 8ed

The Oxford Dictionary of Chemistry, 8th Edition is a comprehensive and authoritative reference work that covers all aspects of chemistry. It features over 5,000 entries, with a broad scope that includes physical chemistry and biochemistry, and is informed by the latest research.
Key features of this edition include:
• Fully Revised and Updated: It has been thoroughly updated to reflect current developments in the field.
• New Entries: Nearly 200 entirely new entries have been added, such as “bioethanol,” “genome,” “molecular spintronics,” “oganesson,” “phosphorylation,” and “reticular chemistry.”
• Expanded Coverage: Areas like analytical chemistry, environmental chemistry, and organic chemistry have been expanded to incorporate recent advancements.
• Enhanced Supplementary Material: New diagrams are included to provide visual aids for complex definitions, and appendices have been substantially updated.
• Accessible Online Resources: All web links have been revised and are easily accessible via a companion website.
Edited by Jonathan Law and Richard Rennie, this dictionary is considered an essential resource for students and professionals in chemistry and related scientific disciplines.