Schaum's A-Z Chemistry

Covers topics ranging from atoms; electrons in atoms; and chemical amounts and formulae; to polymers; instrumental methods; and, organic synthesis. This text includes features such as: definitions of more than 1,100 key terms; helpful diagrams, graphs, and tables; and, presentations of formulae, structures, reactions.

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This title includes topics such as: atoms; electrons in atoms; chemical amounts and formulae; chemical amounts and equations; states of matter; gases; structure and properties; bonding; energetics; redox reactions; periodic table; reaction rates; chemical equilibrium; organic reactions; hydrocarbons; organic halogen compounds; alcohols; petrochemicals; fuels; waste; experimental skills; kinetics; reaction mechanisms; the equilibrium law; thermochemistry of ionic compounds; periodicity; transition metal chemistry; organic structures; arenes; polymers; instrumental methods; and, organic synthesis.