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An outline of atomic physics: by members of the Physics staff of the University of Pittsburgh: Oswald H. Blackwood, Elmer Hutchisson, Thomas H. Osgood, Arthur E. Ruark, Wilfred N. St. Peter, George A. Scott and Archie G. Worthing. Second Edition, 414 pages, illustrations, 15.5 × 23.5 cms. New York, John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 1937. Price $3.75 by George S. Gardner is a Engineering article available to read on EtoBox.

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The "new physics" which had its beginnings about the period of the Great War caused upheavals in the conservative and set conceptions in many fields. The physical conceptions of atomic and molecular structure that emerged from this period were startling and they opened the door to much work in the way of orienting the existing thought in other sciences which were based upon these conceptions. Not only this, but they helped toward settlement of controversies of many years standing. This book is a survey of a rather wide range of chemical theories with relation to this matter. In the first chapter, on chemical affinity, there is told of the struggle between the unitary and dualistic theories which was carried on for nearly a century between inorganic and organic chemists, and how this was resolved in modern work by modern knowledge. Physical theories of molecular structure are then discussed including ionization of molecules, polarization of molecules and ionpairs, and intramolecular ionic charges. The third chapter, on valency, takes up the threads left from the first chapter from the point after the treatment on the two principal types of valency, that is, the first which is depend

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Author

George S. Gardner

Publisher

Elsevier Science; Elsevier ; Elsevier Ltd.; Elsevier BV (ISSN 0016-0032)

Published

1937

Language

EN

Field

Engineering (Physical Sciences)