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Practice Makes Perfect Chemistry Review and Workbook, Second Edition
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DeWane, Marian and
Hattori, Heather
.
Practice Makes Perfect Chemistry Review and Workbook, Second Edition
. New York: McGraw-Hill Education, 2018.
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Practice Makes Perfect Chemistry Review and Workbook, Second Edition
Authors:
Marian DeWane
and
Heather Hattori
Published:
December 2018
eISBN:
9781260135183
|
ISBN:
9781260135176
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Book Description
Table of Contents
Cover
Title Page
Copyright Page
Dedication
Contents
Acknowledgments
Preface
1 Matter: Classification, properties, and changes
Classification of matter
Properties of matter
Changes in matter
2 Measurement, mathematical notations, and conversions
The metric system
Accuracy in measurements
Significant figures
Calculations with significant figures
Accuracy vs. precision
Dimensional analysis
3 Atomic structure and nuclear reactions
Atomic structure
Average mass
Nuclear reactions
Nuclear equations
Decay series and stability
4 The periodic table, periodicity, and periodic trends
Historical background
The arrangements
Periodic trends
5 Structures and shapes of molecules
Determining the number valence electrons
Lewis Dot Diagrams
Resonance and calculating bond order
Bond Length and Bond Strength
Identification of Shapes
6 Naming compounds and writing formulas
Metal-metal combinations
Metal-nonmetal combinations
Nonmetal-nonmetal combinations
Introduction to organic compounds
7 Chemical reactions
Writing and balancing chemical equations
Combination, or synthesis
Decomposition
Single replacement
Double replacement
Combustion
Acid-base
Ionic and net ionic equations
8 Mass and mole relationships
Calculating formula and molecular mass
Calculating molar mass
Calculating percent composition
Molar conversions between grams and particles
Stoichiometry
9 Gas laws
Volume and pressure (Boyle’s law)
Volume and temperature
Pressure and temperature
Volume and particle number (Avogadro’s hypothesis)
Volume, temperature, and pressure (combined gas law)
Density of a gas at STP
Ideal gas law
Gas stoichiometry
10 Solutions
Concentration
Diluting a solution
Molality
Colligative properties
Solubility curves
11 Acids and bases
Acid-base theories
pH concept
Identifying acids
Calculating pH
Identifying bases
Calculating pOH
12 Thermochemistry
Specific heat
Heat capacity
Calorimetry
Answer key