ALEKS 360 for Silberberg Chemistry: The Molecular Nature of Matter and Change - 9th Edition - by Martin Silberberg, Patricia Amateis - ISBN 9781260477313

ALEKS 360 for Silberberg Chemistry: The...
9th Edition
Martin Silberberg, Patricia Amateis
Publisher: Mcgraw-hill Higher Education (us)
ISBN: 9781260477313

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Problem 1.1AFP:

Is the following change chemical or physical?

Problem 1.1BFP:

Is the following change chemical or physical?

Problem 1.2AFP:

Decide whether each of the following processes is primarily a physical or a chemical change, and...

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Decide whether each of the following processes is primarily a physical or a chemical change, and...

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Name: ALEKS 360 for Silberberg Chemistry: The Molecular Nature of Matter and Change
Author: Martin Silberberg, Patricia Amateis
ISBN: 9781260477313

Chapter 1 - Keys To Studying Chemistry: Definitions, Units, And Problem Solving Chapter 1.1 - Some Fundamental Definitions Chapter 1.3 - Measurement And Chemical Problem Solving Chapter 1.4 - Uncertainty In Measurement: Significant Figures Chapter 2 - The Components Of Matter Chapter 2.1 - Elements, Compounds, And Mixtures: An Atomic Overview Chapter 2.2 - The Observations That Led To An Atomic View Of Matter Chapter 2.3 - Dalton’s Atomic Theory Chapter 2.5 - The Atomic Theory Today Chapter 2.6 - Elements: A First Look At The Periodic Table

Chapter 2.7 - Compounds: Introduction To Bonding Chapter 2.8 - compounds: Formulas, Names, And Masses Chapter 3 - Stoichiometry Of Formulas And Equations Chapter 3.1 - The Mole Chapter 3.2 - Determining The Formula Of An Unknown Compound Chapter 3.3 - Writing And Balancing Chemical Equations Chapter 3.4 - Calculating Quantities Of Reactant And Product Chapter 4 - Three Major Classes Of Chemical Reactions Chapter 4.1 - Solution Concentration And The Role Of Water As A Solvent Chapter 4.2 - Precipitation Reactions Chapter 4.3 - Acid-base Reactions Chapter 4.4 - Oxidation-reduction (redox) Reactions Chapter 4.5 - Elements In Redox Reactions Chapter 5 - Gases And The Kinetic-molecular Theory Chapter 5.2 - Gas Pressure And Its Measurement Chapter 5.3 - The Gas Laws And Their Experimental Foundations Chapter 5.4 - Rearrangements Of The Ideal Gas Law Chapter 5.5 - The Kinetic-molecular Theory: A Model For Gas Behavior Chapter 6 - Thermochemistry: Energy Flow And Chemical Change Chapter 6.1 - Forms Of Energy And Their Interconversion Chapter 6.2 - Enthalpy: Changes At Constant Pressure Chapter 6.3 - Calorimetry: Measuring The Heat Of A Chemical Or Physical Change Chapter 6.4 - Stoichiometry Of Thermochemical Equations Chapter 6.5 - hess’s Law: Finding Δh Of Any Reaction Chapter 6.6 - Standard Enthalpies Of Reaction (δhrxn∘)Chapter 7 - Quantum Theory And Atomic Structure Chapter 7.1 - The Nature Of Light Chapter 7.2 - Atomic Spectra Chapter 7.3 - The Wave-particle Duality Of Matter And Energy Chapter 7.4 - The Quantum-mechanical Model Of The Atom Chapter 8 - Electron Configuration And Chemical Periodicity Chapter 8.2 - The Quantum-mechanical Model And The Periodic Table Chapter 8.3 - Trends In Three Atomic Properties Chapter 8.4 - Atomic Properties And Chemical Reactivity Chapter 9 - Models Of Chemical Bonding Chapter 9.2 - The Ionic Bonding Model Chapter 9.3 - The Covalent Bonding Model Chapter 9.4 - Bond Energy And Chemical Change Chapter 9.5 - Between The Extremes: Electronegativity And Bond Polarity Chapter 10 - The Shapes Of Molecules Chapter 10.1 - Depicting Molecules And Ions With Lewis Structures Chapter 10.2 - Valence-shell Electron-pair Repulsion (vsepr) Theory Chapter 10.3 - Molecular Shape And Molecular Polarity Chapter 11 - Theories Of Covalent Bonding Chapter 11.1 - Valence Bond (vb) Theory And Orbital Hybridization Chapter 11.2 - Modes Of Orbital Overlap And The Types Of Covalent Bonds Chapter 11.3 - Molecular Orbital (mo) Theory And Electron Delocalization Chapter 12 - Intermolecular Forces: Liquids, Solids, And Phase Changes Chapter 12.2 - Quantitative Aspects Of Phase Changes Chapter 12.3 - Types Of Intermolecular Forces Chapter 12.6 - The Solid State: Structure, Properties, And Bonding Chapter 13 - The Properties Of Mixtures: Solutions And Colloids Chapter 13.1 - Types Of Solutions: Intermolecular Forces And Solubility Chapter 13.3 - Why Substances Dissolve: Breaking Down The Solution Process Chapter 13.4 - Solubility As An Equilibrium Process Chapter 13.5 - Concentration Terms Chapter 13.6 - Colligative Properties Of Solutions Chapter 13.7 - The Structure And Properties Of Colloids Chapter 14 - Periodic Patterns In The Main-group Elements Chapter 15 - Organic Compounds And The Atomic Properties Of Carbon Chapter 15.2 - The Structures And Classes Of Hydrocarbons Chapter 15.3 - Some Important Classes Of Organic Reactions Chapter 15.4 - Properties And Reactivities Of Common Functional Groups Chapter 15.6 - The Monomer-polymer Theme Ii: Biological Macromolecules Chapter 16 - Kinetics: Rates And Mechanisms Of Chemical Reactions Chapter 16.2 - Expressing The Reaction Rate Chapter 16.3 - The Rate Law And Its Components Chapter 16.4 - Integrated Rate Laws: Concentration Changes Over Time Chapter 16.5 - Theories Of Chemical Kinetics Chapter 16.6 - Reaction Mechanisms: The Steps From Reactant To Product Chapter 16.7 - Catalysis: Speeding Up A Reaction Chapter 17 - Equilibrium: The Extent Of Chemical Reactions Chapter 17.2 - The Reaction Quotient And The Equilibrium Constant Chapter 17.3 - Expressing Equilibria With Pressure Terms: Relation Between Kc And Kp Chapter 17.4 - Comparing Q And K To Determine Reaction Direction Chapter 17.5 - How To Solve Equilibrium Problems Chapter 17.6 - Reaction Conditions And Equilibrium: Le Chatelier's Principle Chapter 18 - Acid-base Equilibria Chapter 18.2 - Proton Transfer And The Bronsted Lowry Acid-base Definition Chapter 18.3 - Autoionization Of Water And The Ph Scale Chapter 18.4 - Strong Acids And Bases And Ph Calculations Chapter 18.5 - Weak Acids And Their Equilibria Calculations Chapter 18.7 - Weak Bases And Their Relation To Weak Acids Chapter 18.8 - Acid-base Properties Of Salt Solutions Chapter 18.10 - Electron-pair Donation And The Lewis Acid-base Definition Chapter 19 - Ionic Equilibria In Aqueous Systems Chapter 19.1 - Equilibria Of Acid-base Buffers Chapter 19.2 - Acid-base Titration Curves Chapter 19.3 - Equilibria Of Slightly Soluble Ionic Compounds Chapter 19.4 - Equilibria Involving Complex Ions Chapter 20 - Thermodynamics: Entropy, Free Energy, And Reaction Direction Chapter 20.1 - The Second Law Of Thermodynamics: Predicting Spontaneous Change Chapter 20.2 - Calculating The Change In Entropy Of A Reaction Chapter 20.3 - Entropy, Free Energy, And Work Chapter 20.4 - Free Energy, Equilibrium, And Reaction Direction Chapter 21 - Electrochemistry: Chemical Change And Electrical Work Chapter 21.1 - Redox Reactions And Electrochemical Cells Chapter 21.2 - Voltaic Cells: Using Spontaneous Reactions To Generate Electrical Energy Chapter 21.3 - Cell Potential: Output Of A Voltaic Cell Chapter 21.4 - Free Energy And Electrical Work Chapter 21.7 - Electrolytic Cells: Using Electrical Energy To Drive Nonspontaneous Reactions Chapter 22 - The Elements In Nature And Industry Chapter 23 - Transition Elements And Their Coordination Compounds Chapter 23.1 - Properties Of The Transition Elements Chapter 23.2 - The Inner Transition Elements Chapter 23.3 - Coordination Compounds Chapter 23.4 - Theoretical Basis For The Bonding And Properties Of Complex Ions Chapter 24 - Nuclear Reactions And Their Applications Chapter 24.1 - Radioactive Decay And Nuclear Stability Chapter 24.2 - The Kinetics Of Radioactive Decay Chapter 24.3 - Nuclear Transmutation: Induced Changes In Nuclei Chapter 24.6 - The Interconversion Of Mass And Energy

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