Chemical Thermodynamics of Nickel, Volume 6 (Chemical Thermodynamics)

In order to quantitatively predict the chemical reactions that hazardous materials may undergo in the environment, it is necessary to know the relative stabilities of the compounds and complexes that may be found under certain conditions. This type of calculations may be done using consistent chemical thermodynamic data, such as those contained in this book for inorganic compounds and complexes of nickel. * Fully detailed authoritative critical review of literature.* Integrated into a comprehensive and consistent database for waste management applications.* CD ROM version. Front Cover......Page 1 Chemical Thermodynamics of Nickel......Page 4 Copyright Page......Page 5 Contents......Page 14 Preface......Page 6 Acknowledgement......Page 8 Note from the Chairman of the NEA TDB Project Phase II......Page 10 Editor's Note......Page 12 Part I: Introductory Material......Page 32 1.1 Background......Page 34 1.2 Focus of the Review......Page 36 1.3 Review Procedure and Results......Page 37 II.1 Symbols, Terminology and Nomenclature......Page 42 II.2 Units and Conversion Factors......Page 59 II.3 Standard and Reference Conditions......Page 62 II.4 Fundamental Physical Constants......Page 66 II.6 The NEA-TDB System......Page 67 II.7 Presentation of the Selected Data......Page 69 Part II: Tables of Selected Data......Page 72 CHAPTER III. SELECTED NICKEL DATA......Page 74 CHAPTER IV. SELECTED AUXILIARY DATA......Page 84 Part III: Discussion of Data Selection......Page 104 V.1 Elemental Nickel......Page 106 V.2 Simple Nickel Aqua Ions......Page 110 V.3 Oxygen and Hydrogen Compounds and Complexes......Page 121 V.4 Group 17 (Halogen) Compounds and Complexes......Page 150 V.5 Group 16 (Chalcogen) Compounds and Complexes......Page 192 V.6 Group 15 Compounds and Complexes......Page 227 V.7 Group 14 Compounds and Complexes......Page 245 V.8 Group 13 Compounds and Complexes......Page 276 VI.2 Other Auxiliary Species......Page 280 PART IV: APPENDICES......Page 282 Appendix A. Discussion of Selected References......Page 284 Appendix B. Ionic Strength Corrections......Page 474 Appendix C. Assigned uncertainties......Page 502 Bibliography......Page 520 List of authors......Page 616

in Order To Quantitatively Predict The Chemical Reactions That Hazardous Materials May Undergo In The Environment, It Is Necessary To Know The Relative Stabilities Of The Compounds And Complexes That May Be Found Under Certain Conditions. This Type Of Calculations May Be Done Using Consistent Chemical Thermodynamic Data, Such As Those Contained In This Book For Inorganic Compounds And Complexes Of Nickel.

* Fully Detailed Authoritative Critical Review Of Literature.
* Integrated Into A Comprehensive And Consistent Database For Waste Management Applications.
* Cd Rom Version.