Help in inorganic chemistry

[Rexspidy]

The best source which can define nuclear Binding energy,N/P ratio ,Magic No,Mason field etc

[DrP]

The 'Best' source will depend on individual preference and upon what level you want.... As I pointed out in your other thread, I bet 'The Penguin Dictionary of Science' gives a pretty good definition/explanation as a starting point. ;-) Check it out. Or for simple definitions like that then even wiki might help you.

 

If you really just want a definition then Wiki should be fine (in fact the PDS will be better and more concise)... if you don't understand them and want help then you have to ask a specific question.

Edited August 26, 2015 by DrP

[Rexspidy]

I am at Bsc 1st year

@DrP Any eBook or PDF for that dictionary

[DrP]

Then 'The Penguin Dictionary of science' will be a great companion to your course books for explaining terms from the books that you do not understand. Helped me a lot.

I think it comes in PDF. Type it into google - the PDF option is on there somewhere. I used to own a hard copy.

Presumably you have an A-level in chemistry? (of course you do, you wouldn't be doing a degree in chemistry without one) - As I mentioned before - if you have questions, you can ask here and people will answer if able... but it has to be a specific question, not just a blanket "explain NMR" because to answer that properly we could write a book... and there is no point in that as it has been done already.

 

 

I hope that helps - good luck with your course.

[studiot]

These subjects have been discussed many times at SF and at this level, have you tried searching?

 

I would be more inclined to help further if you could have been bothered to reply in your last thread.

Edited August 26, 2015 by studiot