Maths for Chemistry

Paul Monk, Team Vicar, Medlock Head Parish, Oldham, and formerly Senior Lecturer in Physical Chemistry: School of Biology, Chemistry and Health Science, Manchester Metropolitan UniversityLindsey J. Munro, School of Biology, Chemistry and Health Science, Manchester Metropolitan University

• Section A: Core mathematics: algebra, logarithms and trigonometry 1: The display of numbers 2: Algebra I 3: Algebra II 4: Algebra III 5: Algebra IV 6: Algebra V 7: Algebra VI 8: Algebra VII 9: Powers I 10: Powers II 11: Trigonometry 12: Advanced BODMAS Section B: Calculus 13: Differentiation I 14: Differentiation II 15: Differentiation III 16: Differentiation IV 17: Differentiation V 18: Differentiation VI 19: Integration I 20: Integration II 21: Integration III 22: Integration IV Section C: Matrices, vectors and complex numbers 23: Matrices I 24: Matrices II 25: Complex numbers 26: Vectors Section D: Laboratory mathematics 27: Graphs I 28: Graphs II 29: Graphs III 30: Probability I 31: Probability II 32: Statistics I 33: Statistics II 34: Statistics III 35: Statistics IV 36: Dimensional analysis

A very useful text to gradually guide students through both the fundamental and more advanced aspects of mathematics specifically relevant for a chemistry undergraduate degree. It is particularly useful in allowing students to test their knowledge of mathematical concepts and processes via self-test exercise and additional problems that are directly relevant to chemistry.