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An Introduction to Chemical Science
This note covers the following topics: The Metric System, Divisibility Of Matter, Molecules and Atoms, Elements And Binaries, Manipulation, Oxygen, Nitrogen, Hydrogen, Union By Weight, Carbon, Electro-chemical Relation Of Elements, Electrolysis, Acids And Bases, Chlorhydric Acid, Ammonium Hydrate, Oxides Of Nitrogen, Carbon Dioxide, Chemistry of the Atmosphere, Vapor Density And Molecular Weight, Atomic Weight, Diffusion And Condensation Of Gases.
Author(s): Rufus P. Williams
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Chemistry Class Notes by Mr Bigler
This set of complete notes is aimed at giving in-depth coverage of foundational concepts in chemistry for students. It covers the basics in chemistry, laboratory techniques, and the importance of accurate measurement. The notes include matter, gases, atomic and nuclear chemistry, electronic structure, and periodicity. They contain a detailed discussion about bonding and molecular geometry, intermolecular forces, stoichiometry, and chemical reactions. It further expands on the topics of thermochemistry, chemical kinetics, and equilibrium in relation to acids, bases, and oxidation-reduction reactions. In other words, these notes would be very helpful for first-time chemistry students since they can explain concepts clearly in an easy-to-follow, step-by-step manner with ample examples and practical application in solving problems.
Author(s): MR Bigler, Lynn Public Schools
566 Pages
Dmitri Mendeleev's The Principles of Chemistry is a classic that laid the foundation for the periodic table. The book is a detailed discussion of water and its compounds, hydrogen and oxygen, and their saline combinations. It includes Dalton's law, properties of gases, and atomic theory in the discussion of the chemistry of elements and their compounds. It is also interesting for its discussion of atomic weights of elements and how to arrange the periodic table-the work of Mendeleev. The book would serve well for the reader trying to understand the very earliest stages of modern chemistry with contributions that have shaped this particular field of science today.
Author(s): D. Mendeleeff
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