Friday, October 11, 2019

Solving General Chemistry Problems (5th Edition))


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With the birth of the electronic hand calculator and the death of the slide rule, the teaching of general chemistry entered a new era. Unfortunately, the calculator did not bring automatic understanding of chemistry; analyzing and solving problems is just as difficult as ever. The need for detailed explanations, drill, and review problems is still with us.

The calculator came on the scene just as society was beginning to make major decisions based on statistical evidence. Which chemicals are "safe" and "noncarcinogenic"? At what level is a given pollutant "harmful"? More and more the chemist must decide what constitutes risk, and that decision is based on statistics. New analytical techniques can detect incredibly small amounts of materials, and the results of these analyses must be judged statistically. Students need to start as early as they can to think critically and with statistical understanding about their own work and that of others. The hand calculator makes it relatively easy to determine statistical significance, to plot data properly by the method of least squares, and to evaluate the reliability of quantities related to the slope and y intercept of such a plot. This book takes into account the impact of the calculator. It shows beginners how to use calculators effectively and, as they progress, to determine whether or not results are statistically significant.

Content:-
Preface
1. Studying and Thinking About Problems
2. Number Notations, Arithmetical Operations, and Calculators
3. Use of Dimensions
4. Units of Scientific Measurements
5. Reliability of Measurements
6. Graphical Representation
7. Density and Buoyancy
8. Formulas and Nomenclature
9. Sizes and Shapes of Molecules
10. Stoichiometry I Calculations Based on Formulas
11. Gases
12. Stoichiometry II Calculations Based on Chemical Equations
13. Stoichiometry III Calculations Based on Concentrations of Solutions
14. Thermochemistry
15. Chemical Kinetics
16. Chemical Equilibrium in Gases
17. Electrochemistry I Batteries and Free Energy
18. Electrochemistry II Balancing Equations
19. Electrochemistry III Electrolysis
20. Stoichiometry IV Equivalent Weight and Normality
21. Colligative Properties
22. Hydrogen Ion Concentration and pH
23. Acid-Base Equilibria
24. Solubility Product and Precipitation
25. Complex Ions
26. Nuclear Chemistry
27. Reactions Prediction and Synthesis
Answers to Problems of the A Groups
Index

Author Details
"R. Nelson Smith"
Pomona College

"Conway Pierce"
Late of University of California Riverside




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