Bruce H. Mahan: University Chemistry (opća kemija za fakultete)

Pogledajte detaljne fotke! Addison-Wesley Publishing Company, 1965, first edition, 660 pages, vrlo rijetko prvo izdanje knjige, tvrdi uvez, odlično očuvano osim vanjskog omota koji je izlizan, nista nije označavano po knjizi, papir je kvalitetan i nije pozutio.

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Nešto o autoru:
Bruce Mahan was born in New Britain, Connecticut, in 1930. He attended Harvard University both as an undergraduate and as a graduate Ph.D. student. After completing his bachelor's degree in the chemistry department, he decided to carry out his doctoral studies with George Kistiakowsky in physical chemistry. Kistiakowsky had trained in gas phase photochemistry with Bodenstein in Berlin, and it was in that tradition that Bruce set out to pursue his research. It was a pivotal decision, starting him on the track of research in gas phase reaction kinetics that occupied all of his scientific career. He came to Berkeley in 1956 directly from Harvard and three years later he volunteered to teach a new freshman chemistry course described in the catalog as "Lecture and laboratory for students of superior facility and preparation." The course he established remains today as one of the premier courses in beginning chemistry in the country. He wrote the textbook University Chemistry for the course in 1965. This textbook was the model for all high level freshman texts used today. This book had nine editions in The USA, had been translated into eight other languages and has truly had a world-wide impact. Bruce Mahan was one of the early winners of the campus teaching awards in 1961; the students admired and respected him as a demanding, but fair teacher with a very deep understanding of chemistry.

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