objective of a review paper must be a topic in a disease.  and objective of a book chapter must be all of the topics in a disease. 

 I don't think that there is any clear distinction. Peer-reviewed articles in journals are sometimes subsequently published in edited books. Sometimes books have invited chapters which are edited by the editor of the book. Sometimes the chapters are sent for peer-review.  When you say 'review articles' I am not sure if you mean articles that have been peer-reviewed or review articles that have been peer-reviewed. Review articles sometimes refers to meta-analyses of the research or literature in the field which also will be peer-reviewed if it appears in an academic journal.

Journals are meant for experts by experts

Books are for the learners from the experts or teacher

Teacher expects some pre qualification from the students before taking up the course and mention it clearly

But journal as you already expert decide yourself

So before reading Journal improve your expertise in the topic and read

It depends on whether you are talking about a textbook, meant for teaching, or a research book which is scholarly.

By articles in edited volume, i mean chapters in edited research volumes. Many edited volumes are coming up now a days from reputed publishers like Springer, CRC, Wiley and IGI publications.

By review articles i mean peer reviewed review papers in journals. For example, the answer to the query by Prof. Poff, is research book which is scholarly.

I would like to reply to Prof.Ganasekar that i am talking about edited research volume and not text books.

I would like to request Prof. Binnur to provide some example articles and be more elaborate.