Chemistry, The Central Science, Volume 1, Custom For Houston Community College - 19th Edition - by Lemay, Bursten Brown, Woodward Murphy, Lufaso Stoltzfus - ISBN 9781323850206

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19th Edition
Lemay, Bursten Brown, Woodward Murphy, Lufaso Stoltzfus
Publisher: Pearson Higher Ed
ISBN: 9781323850206

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Name: Chemistry, The Central Science, Volume 1, Custom For Houston Community College
Author: Lemay, Bursten Brown, Woodward Murphy, Lufaso Stoltzfus
ISBN: 9781323850206

Chapter 1 - Introduction: Matter, Energy, And Measurement Chapter 1.2 - Classifications Of Matter Chapter 1.5 - Units Of Measurement Chapter 1.6 - Uncertainty In Measurement Chapter 1.7 - Dimensional Analysis Chapter 2 - Atoms, Molecules, And Ions Chapter 2.3 - The Modern View Of Atomic Structure Chapter 2.4 - Atomic Weights Chapter 2.5 - The Periodic Table Chapter 2.6 - Molecules And Molecular Compounds

Chapter 2.7 - Ions And Ionic Compounds Chapter 2.8 - Naming Inorganic Compounds Chapter 2.9 - Some Simple Organic Compounds Chapter 3 - Chemical Reactions And Reaction Stoichiometry Chapter 3.1 - Chemical Equations Chapter 3.2 - Simple Patterns Of Chemical Reactivity Chapter 3.3 - Formula Weights Chapter 3.4 - Avogadro's Number And The Mole Chapter 3.5 - Empirical Formulas From Analyses Chapter 3.6 - Quantitative Information From Balanced Equations Chapter 3.7 - Limiting Reactants Chapter 4 - Reactions In Aqueous Solution Chapter 4.1 - General Properties Of Aqueous Solutions Chapter 4.2 - Precipitation Reactions Chapter 4.3 - Acids, Bases, And Neutralization Reactions Chapter 4.4 - Oxidation-reduction Reactions Chapter 4.5 - Concentrations Of Solutions Chapter 4.6 - Solutions Stoichiometry And Chemical Analysis Chapter 5 - Thermochemistry Chapter 5.2 - The First Law Of Thermodynamics Chapter 5.3 - Enthalpy Chapter 5.4 - Enthalpies Of Reaction Chapter 5.5 - Calorimetry Chapter 5.6 - Hess's Law Chapter 5.7 - Enthalpies Of Formation Chapter 5.8 - Bond Enthalpies Chapter 5.9 - Foods And Fuels Chapter 6 - Electronic Structure Of Atoms Chapter 6.1 - The Wave Nature Of Light Chapter 6.2 - Quantized Energy And Photons Chapter 6.3 - Line Spectra And The Bohr Model Chapter 6.4 - The Wave Behavior Of Matter Chapter 6.5 - Quantum Mechanics And Atomic Orbitals Chapter 6.8 - Electron Configurations Chapter 6.9 - Electron Configurations And The Periodic Table Chapter 7 - Periodic Properties Of The Elements Chapter 7.3 - Sizes Of Atoms And Ions Chapter 7.4 - Ionization Energy Chapter 7.6 - Metals, Nonmetals, And Metalloids Chapter 7.7 - Trends Of Group 1a And Group 2a Metals Chapter 8 - Basic Concepts Of Chemical Bonding Chapter 8.2 - Ionic Bonding Chapter 8.3 - Covalent Bonding Chapter 8.4 - Bond Polarity And Electronegativity Chapter 8.5 - Drawing Lewis Structures Chapter 8.6 - Resonance Structures Chapter 8.7 - Exceptions Of The Octet Rule Chapter 9 - Molecular Geometry And Bonding Theories Chapter 9.2 - The Vsepr Model Chapter 9.3 - Molecular Shape And Molecular Polarity Chapter 9.5 - Hybrid Orbitals Chapter 9.6 - Multiple Bonds Chapter 9.7 - Molecular Orbitals Chapter 9.8 - Bonding In Period 2 Diatomic Molecules Chapter 10 - Gases Chapter 10.2 - Pressure Chapter 10.3 - The Gas Laws Chapter 10.4 - The Ideal-gas Equation Chapter 10.5 - Further Applications Of The Ideal-gas Equation Chapter 10.6 - Gas Mixtures And Partial Pressures Chapter 10.7 - The Kinetic-molecular Theory Of Gases Chapter 10.8 - Molecular Effusion And Diffusion Chapter 10.9 - Real Gases: Deviations From Ideal Behavior Chapter 11 - Liquids And Intermolecular Forces Chapter 11.2 - Intermolecular Forces Chapter 11.3 - Select Properties Of Liquids Chapter 11.4 - Phase Changes Chapter 11.5 - Vapor Pressure Chapter 11.6 - Phase Diagram Chapter 11.7 - Liquid Crystals Chapter 12 - Solids And Modern Materials Chapter 12.3 - Metallic Solids Chapter 12.5 - Ionic Solid Chapter 12.7 - Covalent-network Solids Chapter 13 - Properties Of Solutions Chapter 13.3 - Factor Affecting Solubility Chapter 13.4 - Expressing Solution Concentration Chapter 13.5 - Colligative Properties Chapter 14 - Chemical Kinetics Chapter 14.2 - Reaction Rates Chapter 14.3 - Concentration And Rate Laws Chapter 14.4 - The Change Of Concentration With Time Chapter 14.5 - Temperature And Rate Chapter 14.6 - Reaction Mechanisms Chapter 15 - Chemical Equilibrium Chapter 15.2 - The Equilibrium Constant Chapter 15.3 - Understanding And Working With Equilibrium Constant Chapter 15.4 - Heterogeneous Equilibrium Chapter 15.5 - Calculating Equilibrium Constants Chapter 15.6 - Applications Equilibrium Constants Chapter 15.7 - Le Chatelier's Principle Chapter 16 - Acid—base Equilibrium Chapter 16.2 - Bronsted-lowery Acids And Bases Chapter 16.3 - The Autoionization Of Water Chapter 16.4 - The Ph Scale Chapter 16.5 - Strong Acids And Bases Chapter 16.6 - Weak Acids Chapter 16.7 - Weak Bases Chapter 16.8 - Relation Between Ka And Kb Chapter 16.9 - Acid-base Properties Of Salt Solution Chapter 16.10 - Acid-base Behavior And Chemical Structure Chapter 17 - Additional Aspects Of Aqueous Equilibrium Chapter 17.1 - The Common Ion Effect Chapter 17.2 - Buffers Chapter 17.3 - Acid-base Titrations Chapter 17.4 - Solubility Equilibria Chapter 17.5 - Factor That Affect Solubility Chapter 17.6 - Precipitation And Separation Of Ions Chapter 18 - Chemistry Of The Environment Chapter 18.1 - Earth's Atmosphere Chapter 18.2 - Human Activities And Earth Atmosphere Chapter 19 - Chemical Thermodynamics Chapter 19.1 - Spontaneous Processes Chapter 19.2 - Entropy And Second Law Of Thermodynamics Chapter 19.3 - The Molecular Interpretation Of Entropy And The Third Law Of Thermodynamics Chapter 19.4 - Entropy Changes In Chemical Reactions Chapter 19.5 - Gibbs Free Energy Chapter 19.6 - Free Energy And Temperature Chapter 19.7 - Free Energy And Equilibrium Constant Chapter 20 - Electrochemistry Chapter 20.1 - Oxidation States And Oxidation-reduction Reactions Chapter 20.2 - Balancing Redox Equations Chapter 20.3 - Voltaic Cells Chapter 20.4 - Cell Potentials Under Standard Conditions Chapter 20.5 - Free Energy And Redox Reactions Chapter 20.6 - Cell Potentials Under Nonstandard Conditions Chapter 20.9 - Electrolysis Chapter 21 - Nuclear Chemistry Chapter 21.1 - Radioactivity And Nuclear Equations Chapter 21.2 - Patterns Of Nuclear Stability Chapter 21.3 - Nuclear Transmutations Chapter 21.4 - Rates Of Radioactive Decay Chapter 21.6 - Energy Changes In Nuclear Reactions Chapter 22 - Chemistry Of The Nonmetals Chapter 22.1 - Periodic Trends And Chemical Reactions Chapter 22.3 - Group 8a:the Noble Gases Chapter 22.4 - Group 7a:the Halogens Chapter 22.7 - Nitrogen Chapter 22.10 - The Other Group 4a:elements:si,ge,sn And Pb Chapter 23 - Transition Metals And Coordination Chemistry Chapter 23.2 - Transition-metals Complexes Chapter 23.4 - Nomenclature And Isomerism In Coordination Chemistry Chapter 23.5 - Color And Magnetism In Coordination Chemistry Chapter 23.6 - Crystal-field Theory Chapter 24 - The Chemistry Of Life: Organic And Biological Chemistry Chapter 24.2 - Introduction To Hydrocarbons Chapter 24.3 - Alkenes,alkynes,and Aromatic Hydrocarbons Chapter 24.4 - Organic Functional Groups Chapter 24.7 - Proteins

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