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An introduction to theoretical chemistry. (Reviews: In Theory).(Book Review)

About 2 pages (523 words)

Chemistry and Industry, July 7th, 2003

Jack Simans

Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2002

Pages 461

[pounds sterling]29.95

ISBN 0 521 530474

Richard Feynman once remarked that 'nobody understands quantum mechanics.' Most chemistry undergraduates tackling quantum mechanics for the first time would believe him. It is a daunting subject, not because of the mathematics, which is not very difficult at an introductory level, but because there are so many new concepts -- not only unfamiliar but contradicting an ordinary common-sense understanding of the way the world works, Moreover, although quantum mechanics has been an enor...

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