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Author Karukstis, Kerry K.

Title Chemistry connections : the chemical basis of everyday phenomena / Kerry K. Karukstis, Gerald R. Van Hecke
Edition Second edition
Published Amsterdam ; London : Academic, 2003

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 W'PONDS  540 Kar/Cct 2003  AVAILABLE
Description xvii, 250 pages : illustrations (some color) ; 23 cm
Series Complementary science series
Complementary science series.
Contents 1. Connections to atomic properties -- 2. Connections to gases -- 3. Connections to solutions -- 4. Connections to solids -- 5. Connections to chemical reaction types -- 6. Connections to acids and bases -- 7. Connections to intermolecular forces -- 8. Connections to phases and phase transitions -- 9. Connections to equilibria -- 10. Connections to thermodynamics -- 11. Connections to kinetics -- 12. Connections to light -- 13. Connections to organic chemistry -- 14. Connections to polymers -- 15. Connections to materials -- 16. Connections to biochemistry -- 17. Connections to the environment
Summary Perhaps no scientific field is less understood and appreciated by the public, and in particular by students, than chemistry. A general misunderstanding of the nature of chemistry and even the meaning of the word chemical pervades our society. Students and the general public alike are further unaware of the broad scope of chemistry and the impact of the discipline on many fields. Conveying the importance and relevance of chemistry to our world is one of the greatest challenges facing chemists and chemical educators today. Chemistry Connections: The Chemical Basis of Everyday Phenomena highlights this fundamental role of chemical principles in governing our everyday experiences and observations through a collection of provocative, topical questions. For the past 15 years, ACS and NSF have been pushing to make the study of chemistry more relevant to our understanding of chemical phenomena in day-to-day life. This supplement and text reference provides students and teachers with the real-world applications of c
Notes Previous ed.: 1999
Bibliography Includes bibliographical references and index
Notes Also available online (Table of contents)
English
Subject Chemistry -- Popular works.
Chemistry.
Genre/Form Popular works.
Author Van Hecke, Gerald R.
LC no. 2003102993
ISBN 0124001513 paperback