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"Inorganic chemistry is one of the most important branches of Inorganic chemistry, which has been known for its huge role in solid ionic and non-ionic compounds that are important in the synthesis and design of advanced materials such as superconductor, high temperature metallurgical ceramics and the like. Several review papers on various areas of Inorganic chemistry have been published, but these are mostly student and educator oriented. The objective of this book is to provide a comprehensive treatment of inorganic chemistry using the concept of complex inorganic compound from first principles. This book would be a helpful source of information on this topic to the student dealing with the subject. -A. With an effort to answer every question that a student might face in the context of the topic. For detailed and detailed guides to all areas of inorganic chemistry, this book in this area is most up-to-date. -B. The book reflects the authors' personal efforts in their own research and different aspects of the subject. If you have any question regarding the subject or the topic please do not hesitate to contact the authors directly or through the publisher. -C. The book will be useful in the undergraduate and postgraduate college level. It will help you to understand the basics of inorganic chemistry."
The authors thank UGC (No.F.540/14/DRS/2013 (SAP-I)) and DST (SR/FST/CSII-021/2012(G)) for financial support to the School of Chemistry, Sambalpur University, India. The authors gratefully acknowledge the Director, CSIR-IMMT, Bhubaneswar, India for providing experimental facilities. Special thanks to Dr. Bisweswar Das, Chief Scientist, IMMT Bhubaneswar for useful discussions. a3f8a02ae1