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In this Encyclopaedia of Physical Chemistry, the foundations are covered simply yet in greater detail than is customary. The topics are organised in a progressive fashion, starting with simpler theory and moving on to more complex theory. Important experimental findings imply general principles. Where appropriate, some background in mathematics is provided. Students learn how chemical theories are applied to real-world chemical problems in biology, environmental science, and material science through the applications interwoven throughout each chapter. Students are enthusiastic about this exciting topic of science when they are exposed to extensive coverage of current research and new advances in the field.