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Chemistry

This large general chemistry textbook, offered in an unbound format for use in a binder, aims to build problem-solving skills alongside conceptual understanding. Its central idea is that the behaviour of matter at the molecular scale explains what we observe in everyday, visible properties, and the authors return to that link throughout. A recurring method guides students to read a problem carefully, work through a worked solution, and then check whether the result is sensible. Closing problem sets combine ideas from several earlier chapters so learners can practise connecting topics. The volume is intended as companion material for a first university course in general chemistry.

Audience
adult
Length
epic · 1104 pages

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