Author Description
The purpose of this book is to prepare these students to take a course in general chemistry confidently and enjoyably by giving them a thorough understanding of the most fundamental principles of chemistry: the atomic theory, periodicity, bonding and interparticle forces, chemical notation and nomenclature, chemical calculations, and the nature of chemical reactions in aqueous solutions.
Menrva's Summary
THE THESIS
This book investigates the fundamental principles of chemistry required to prepare students for success in general chemistry coursework. The author, Rife, provides a structured framework designed to build foundational knowledge in atomic theory and chemical notation. By focusing on core concepts such as periodicity, bonding, and chemical calculations, the text aims to bridge the gap between basic scientific literacy and advanced academic study.
THE SCOPE MAP
What You Will Find
- Atomic theory and periodicity
- Chemical bonding and interparticle forces
- Chemical notation and nomenclature
- Quantitative chemical calculations
- Principles of chemical reactions in aqueous solutions
Scope Limits
- Advanced organic or physical chemistry topics
- Laboratory experimental procedures
- Historical development of chemical theories
THE AUTHORITY PERSPECTIVE
Educators often utilize this text as a preparatory resource for students entering introductory college-level chemistry. Readers frequently note the clarity of the instructional approach in simplifying complex chemical calculations and nomenclature.
Page Count:
0
Publication Date:
1992-01-01
Publisher:
Research and Edu. Assoc.
ISBN-10:
0030013828
ISBN-13:
9780030013829
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