Chemistry: Principles and Practice

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Cengage Learning, 27 ene. 2009 - 1120 páginas
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A text that truly embodies its name, CHEMISTRY: PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICE connects the chemistry students learn in the classroom (principles) with real-world uses of chemistry (practice). The authors accomplish this by starting each chapter with an application drawn from a chemical field of interest and revisiting that application throughout the chapter. The Case Studies, Practice of Chemistry essays, and Ethics in Chemistry questions reinforce the connection of chemistry topics to areas such as forensics, organic chemistry, biochemistry, and industry.
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Clear and straightforward, with great examples and excercises. Excellent for the classroom.

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Índice

Atoms Molecules and Ions
41
Equations the Mole and Chemical Formulas
91
Chemical Reactions in Solution
141
Thermochemistry
175
The Gaseous State
209
Electronic Structure
249
The Periodic Table Structure and Trends
291
Chemical Bonds
325
Transition Metals Coordination Chemistry and Metallurgy
827
Chemistry of Hydrogen Elements in Groups 3A through 6A and the Noble Gases
865
Nuclear Chemistry
895
Organic Chemistry and Biochemistry
937
Math Procedures
1
Selected Physical Constants
11
Unit Conversion Factors
12
Names of Ions
14

Molecular Structure and Bonding Theories
371
Liquids and Solids
425
Solutions
467
Chemical Kinetics
511
Chemical Equilibrium
573
Solutions of Acids and Bases
629
Reactions between Acids and Bases
681
Chemical Thermodynamics
737
Electrochemistry
775
Properties of Water
16
Solubility Product Acid and Base Constants
17
Thermodynamic Constants for Selected Compounds
21
Standard Reduction Potentials at 25 C
28
Glossary
30
Answers to Selected Exercises
47
Index
83
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Chemistry: Principles and Practice
Daniel L. Reger,Scott R. Goode,David W. Ball
Vista previa restringida - 2009
Chemistry, Principles & Practice
Daniel L. Reger,Scott R. Goode,Edward E. Mercer
Vista de fragmentos - 1997
Chemistry: Principles and Practice
Daniel Reger,Scott Goode,David Ball
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Sobre el autor (2009)

Daniel L. Reger is a decorated inorganic chemist from the University of South Carolina. He is Carolina Distinguished Professor. He received his B.S. in 1967 from Dickinson College and his Ph.D. in 1972 from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. In 1985 and 1994, he was a Visiting Fellow at Australian National University. In his 30+ years of teaching at South Carolina, he has received numerous University awards, including the Educational Foundation Research Award for Science, Mathematics, and Engineering in 1995; the Michael J. Mungo Award for Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching in 1995 and for Graduate Teaching in 2003; the Amoco Foundation Outstanding Teaching Award in 1996; the Carolina Trustee Professorship in 2000; and the Educational Foundation Outstanding Service Award in 2008. In 2007, he was awarded the South Carolina Governor's Awards for Excellence in Scientific Research and in 2008 the American Chemical Society Outstanding South Carolina Chemist of the Year. He has published more than 190 research papers and presented more than 90 times at professional meetings.

Scott R. Goode is a distinguished analytical chemist also from the University of South Carolina. He received his B.S. in 1969 from University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and his Ph.D. from Michigan State University in 1973. Scott is an equally decorated teacher, having received numerous awards like the Amoco Teaching Award in 1991, the Mungo Teaching Award in 1999, and the Ada Thomas Advising Award 2000. He twice received the Distinguished Honors Professor Award for his innovative course in General Chemistry. Scott's research interest includes Chemical Education, Forensics and Environmental Chemistry and has directed 19 Ph.D. dissertations, 6 M.S. theses and the programs of 19 M.A.T. students. His publishing achievements include more than 55 research papers and over 150 presentations at professional meetings He is highly active in the American Chemical Society and the Society for Applied Spectroscopy.

David Ball lives in Golden, Colorado with his wife and two children.

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TítuloChemistry: Principles and Practice
Available Titles OWL Series
Saunders golden sunburst series
AutoresDaniel L. Reger, Scott R. Goode, David W. Ball
Edición3
EditorCengage Learning, 2009
ISBN0534420125, 9780534420123
N.º de páginas1120 páginas
  
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