WILEY: 100 YEARS OF ENGINEERING

The first textbook to present catalysis in a

coherent, unified manner!
CATALYTIC CHEMISTRY
Bruce C. Gates, University of Delaware
51761-5, 432 pp., 1992

Gathering catalysis material from the fields of chemical

reaction engineering, chemical engineering, kinetics,
organometallic chemistry, and physical chemistry, this
unique text presents the first unified, easy-to-teach treatment
of catalytic chemistry. This exciting new text:
•Demonstrates to students that the fragments to which they have been exposed in other
courses constitute a large, important, challeng~ng and opportunity-rich subject.
• Includes an outline of the subject with examples, problems and solutions. Instructors
can emphasize and build on specific subject areas.
• Is full of practical knowledge and can be used by both scientists and engineers working
in the discipline, including researchers and industry experts.
A Solutions Manual (54588-0) with Answers and Solutions to most problems is available
upon adoption.

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