Survival guide to general chemistry

✍ Scribed by Khomtchouk, Bohdan B.; McMahon, Patrick E.; McMahon, Rosemary Fischer

• Publisher: CRC Press
• Year: 2019
• Tongue: English
• Leaves: 533
• Category: Library

✦ Synopsis

Resource added for the Chemistry ?10-806-165? courses.

Abstract: Resource added for the Chemistry ?10-806-165? courses

✦ Table of Contents

Content: Unit conversions and density : an introduction to problem solving methods --
Atomic particles, isotopes, and ions : an initial look at atomic structure --
Working with atomic mass and nuclear mass --
Procedures for writing formulas and naming compounds --
An introduction to moles and molar mass --
Procedures for calculating empirical and moleculer formulas --
Writing chemical equations --
Techniques for performing stoichiometric calculations --
Precipitation and acid/base aqueous reactions : concepts and methods to design complete balanced equations --
Oxidation numbers : a first look at redox reactions --
Solution concentration, molarity, and solution stoichiometry --
Light, matter, and spectroscopy --
Atomic orbitals and the electronic structure of the atom --
Alternate methods for visualization and constructing lewis structures of covalent molecules --
Additional techniques for designing and representing structures of large molecules --
Determining and drawing molecular geometry and polarity --
Summary analysis of central atom bonding, hybridization, and geometry --
Concepts of potential energy, enthalpy, and bond energy calculations --
Thermochemistry calculations : heat capacity and enthalpy --
Working with gas laws --
Guideline for analyzing intermolecular forces and calculating enthalpies --
Kinetics part 1 : rate laws, rate equations and an introduction to reaction mechanisms --
General techniques for solving equilibrium problems --
Kinetics part 2 : application of rate laws and rate variables to reaction mechanisms --
Thermodynamics : entropy and free energy --
Acid/base equilibrium, pH, and buffers.

✦ Subjects

Chemistry -- Textbooks.;Chemistry.