11381Chemistry 153 A : practice problems with solutions : 27th ed.
Presenting contents: Acid-base chemistry& buffers; The protein amino acids; Peptides and proreins; Carbohydrates; Lipids & membranes; Enzymes;...
11382Chemistry 153 C : biosynthetic and energy metabolism and its regulation : book 1
Presenting Biosynthetic and energy metabolism and its regulation.
11383Chemistry customized for San Diego Mesa College : volume 1
The molecular nature of matter and change the centerpiece for any general chemistry course.
11384Chemistry in the community : 5th ed.
Part 1. Water: exploring solutions; Part 2. Materials: structure and uses; Part 3. Petroleum: breaking and making bonds; Part 4. Air: chemistry and the atmosphere; Part 5: industry: applying chemical reactions; Part 6. Atoms: nuclear interactions; Part 7. Food: matter and energy for life.
11385Chemistry in the community : ChemCom
Unit 1. Water: exploring solutions. Unit 2. Materials: structure and uses. Unit 3. Petroleum: breaking and making bonds; Unit 4. Air: chemistry and the atmosphere; Unit 5. Industry: applying chemical reactions; Unit 6. Atoms: nuclear interactions; Unit 7. Food: matter and energy for life.
11386Chemistry in the community : ChemCom : a project of the American Chemical Society
Unit 0. Getting to know ChemCom. Unit 1. Materials: formulating matter. Unit 2. Air: designing scientific investigations. Unit 3. Petroleum: breaking and making bonds. Unit 4. Water: exploring solutions. Unit 5. Industry. Unit 6. Atoms. Unit 7. Food.
11387Chemistry in the community : chemCom : a projectof the American chemical society : 4th ed.
Chemistry in the Community (ChemCom) is a year-long high school chemistry course for college-bound students, structured around community issues related to chemistry. The course is about 50% laboratory-based, and features decision-making activities which give students practice in applying their chemistry knowledge in realistic decision-making situations. Concepts are presented on a "need-to-know" basis, allowing students to experience the use and application of their chemistry learning, leading to a greater sense of motivation and a feeling of ownership of their new knowledge. Because of the nature of the issues covered in the specific units, students learn more organic and biochemistry than in traditional courses, as well as some environmental and industrial chemistry.
11388Chemistry of the environment : 2nd ed.
Emphasizing new science essential to the practice of environmental chemistry at the beginning of the new millennium, this book describes the atmosphere as a distinct sphere of the environment and the practice of industrial ecology as it applies to chemical science. It includes extensive coverage of nuclear chemistry, covering both natural environmental sources and anthropogenic sources, their impacts on health, and their role in energy production, that goes well beyond the newspaper coverage to discuss nuclear chemistry and disposal in a balanced and scientifically rational way.
11389Chemistry of the upper and lower atmosphere : theory, experiments and applications
This book includes 16 parts: Overview of the chemistry of polluted and remote atmospheres, The atmospheric system, Spectroscopy and photochemistry: Fundamentals, Photochemistry of important atmospheric species, Kinetics and atmospheric chemistry, Rates and mechanisms of gas phase reactions in irradiated organic - No - Air mixtures,chemistry of inorganic nitrogen compounds, Acid deposition: Formation and fates of inorganic and organic acids in the troposphere,...
11390Chemistry principles student solutions guide
Table of contents: Atoms, molecules and ions; Stoichiometry; Types of chemical reactions and solution stoichiometry; Gases; Chemical equilibrium; Acids and bases; Applications of aqueous equilibra; Energy, enthalpy, and free energy; Electrochemistry; Quantum mechanics and atomic theory...