General Chemistry
Keywords:
Pain relief medicine, Chemical composition, Medicine, Pain Medicine, Addition polymers or plastic, Composition of addition polymers, Use and effect of addition polymers or plastics, Characteristics of Metals, Properties, Metals, Heavy Metal, Material Science., Atoms, Molecules, Atoms in Molecules, AIM, Chemical reaction of Atom, Structure of Atoms and Molecules, Soap, Chemical Components, Soap Components, Physicochemical properties, Moisture content,, chemical analysis., Electrochemistry, Application of Electrochemistry, S-block metals, periodic trends, Alkali metals, Alkaline earth metalsSynopsis
General Chemistry all Chapters are relevant to materials science are also introduced to meet the more specific needs of engineering students. Simple organic structures, nomenclature, and reactions are introduced very early in the text to aid in the integration of such material, and whenever practical, both organic and inorganic examples are utilised. The emphasis on ionic and covalent bonding differences in this method improves students' chances of doing well in the organic chemistry course that usually comes after general chemistry. The authors also made an effort to address material that has typically been placed in boxes and may therefore be seen as unimportant by the students by include it in the text as a teaching tool.
The information has been positioned in the chapters where the pertinent ideas are first covered. To represents a development in general chemistry texts toward one that takes into account the growing interdisciplinary nature of chemistry. In particular, if you want a work that covers fascinating and significant topics in biological, environmental, and materials science that aren't generally covered in all of the chapters.
Chapters
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Pain Relief Medicine- Chemical Composition
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Composition, Use, and Effects of Addition Polymers or Plastics
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Study on the Characteristics of Metals
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An Overview of Atoms in Molecules in Liquids
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The Analysis of Chemical Components of the Soap
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Fundamentals and Applications of Electrochemistry
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A Study of Periodic Trends and the S-Block Elements
