Неорганическая химия: Введение в химию элементов (Inorganic chemistry: Introduction to chemistry of the elements) from Coursera

Вы растеряны? Утонули в море фактического материала по химии элементов? Хотите уметь предсказывать их свойства? Понять, каких реакций от них можно ожидать? Тогда этот курс для Вас. На основании периодического закона Д.И. Менделеева и современных представлениях о периодичности Вы научитесь: систематизировать материал; понимать сходство и отличие химических элементов в зависимости от их положения в Периодической системе; предсказывать химические свойства элементов и их соединений. Курс посвящен современному состоянию теории периодичности – развитию Периодического закона Д.И. Менделеева от открытия до наших дней. На многочисленных примерах раскрываются закономерности изменения свойств s, p, d, f-элементов и химических соединений, демонстрируется возможность прогнозирования важнейших характеристик веществ. Представлены современные направления развития неорганической химии в СПбГУ. Цель курса: привить обучающимся навыки анализа и предсказания свойств химических соединений с позиций Периодического закона Д.И. Менделеева. А именно, обучающиеся смогут предсказывать химические свойства элементов, состав и свойства химических соединений на основании положения элемента в Периодической системе.

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Builds a strong foundation for chemistry students who seek to understand the properties of chemical elements and their reactions

Introduces the basics of inorganic chemistry, making it suitable for academic settings

Taught by reputable instructors from Saint Petersburg State University, known for their contributions to inorganic chemistry

Provides a comprehensive overview of the periodic table and its applications in predicting chemical properties

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Неорганическая химия

Введение в химию элементов (Inorganic chemistry: Introduction to chemistry of the elements)