The Basics of Chemistry (Basics of the Hard Sciences)

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The Basics of Chemistry (Basics of the Hard Sciences)

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“An account of what chemistry is and what chemists do as opposed to a text of how to do chemistry, this engaging introduction to the field is at its best when speaking historically....Myers does a good job in providing an appropriate, introductory level of detail, choosing to err on the side of clear, general descriptions as opposed to subtle, difficult reasoning....for the beginner, the book will provide insight and motivation for further study. Recommended. General readers.”–Choice
“Recommended as a basic overview for public, school, or undergraduate libraries.”–Library Journal
“[w]ell written and describes most basics of introductory chemistry....[t]his book would be a good general reference to either the library or a professor's book collection.”–Chemical Educaion Today
“The text provides a unique approach to learning introductory level chemistry by imparting key chemistry concepts and principals derived from laboratory experiments, case studies of landmark scientific discoveries, as well as observations of common everyday life experiences. This is a good general level chemisrty textbook for learning or reviewing fundamental chemistry concepts. It highly recommended for all school, public, and academic libraries.”–Claudine Jenda, Agriculture Librarian, Auburn University
“Basics of Chemistry introduces the basic concepts that high school and college students should master as a foundation to understanding the world of chemistry around them or for continuing studies in chemistry and related areas....The text provides a unique approach to learning introductory level chemistry by imparting key chemistry concerpts and principles derived from laboratory experiments, case studies of landmark scientitic discoveries, as well as observations of common everyday life experiences. This is a good general level chemistry textbook for learning or reviewing fundamental chemistry concepts. It is highly recommended for all school, public and academic libraries.”–E-Streams
“Richard Myers' writing style makes you want to keep reading this enjoyable book.”–Library Media Connection

Book Description
Written for students beginning a formal study of chemistry, this volume encompasses many different topics in and approaches to introductory chemistry. Chapters are devoted to topics such as the atom, elements and the periodic table, bonding, equilibrium and kinetics, solutions, acids and bases, and chemical reactions. Several chapters discuss broad areas of chemistry including organic chemistry, biochemistry, environmental chemistry, and industrial chemistry.

The Basics of Chemistry (Basics of the Hard Sciences)

The Basics of Chemistry (Basics of the Hard Sciences),Richard Myers,Greenwood Press,0313316643,Chemistry,Chemistry - General,Physics,Science,Science/Mathematics,Science / Physics

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