Books in the Wiley Series in Solutions Chemistry series

This text contains information on over 250 solvents. It answers key questions including; What hazards are connected with the use of a specific solvent? How can the molecular order of a solvent be described? Is water a unique solvent? Which solvent should be selected for my application?

This volume presents advances in the field with established theories, showing the correlation between the two schools of thought. The applications of contemporary research are described, placing particular emphasis on the impact that these findings have had on environmental protection.

An overview of crystallization processes of organic and inorganic substances from various homogeneous liquids. Crystal structures, phase transitions and crystallization rates are described in the book in connection with the structure of ions, complexes and molecules of the solution phase.

The behaviour of solutes in octanol water mixtures equates closely to that of living tissues and therefore these Partition Coefficients (LogKow) have found many uses. The book features methods used for obtaining accurate LogKow values as well as outlining the principles behind the use of such data.

Presents theoretical models for interpreting and predicting solubilities in solutions. This book evaluates collection techniques used to obtain solubility data and presents appropriate methods.