General, organic, and biochemistry / Katherine J. Denniston, Joseph J. Topping, Robert L. Caret.

Contents;

General chemistry

1 Chemistry:Methods and measurements
1.1 The discovery process
1.2 Matter and properties
1.3 Measurement in chemistry
1.4 Significant figures and scientific notation
1.5 Experimental quantities
etc.

2 The structure of the atom and the periodic table
2.1 Composition of the Atom
2.2 Development of Atomic theory
2.3 Light,Atomic structure, and the Bohr Atom
2.4 The periodic law and the periodic table
2.5 Electron arrangement and the periodic table

3 Structure and properties of Ionic and covenant compounds
3.1 Chemical bonding
3.2 Naming compounds and writing formulas of compounds
3.3 Properties of ionic and covalent compounds
3.4 Drawing Lewis structures of molecules and polyatomic ions
3.5 Properties based on electronic structure and molecular geometry

4 Calculations and the chemical equation
4.1 The mole concept and Atoms
4.2 The chemical formular,formular weight and Molar mass
4.3 The chemical equation and the information it conveys
4.4 Balancing chemical equations
4.5 Calculations using the chemical equation

5 States of matter; Gaeses, Liquids and Solids
5.1 The gaseous state
5.2 The liquid state
5.3 The solid state

6 Solutions
6.1 Properties of solutions
6.2 Concentration based on Mass
6.3 Concentration of solutions : Moles and equivalents
6.4 Concentration-Dependent solution properties

7 Energy, rate and equilibrium
7.1 Thermodynamics
7.2 Experimental determination of energy change in reactions
7.3 Kinetics
7.4 Equilibrium

8 Acids and bases and oxidation-reduction
8.1 Acids and bases
8.2 PH; A measurement scale for acids and Bases
8.3 Reactions between acids and bases
8.4 Acid-base buffers

9 The nucleus,Radioactivity, and nuclear medicine
9.1 Natural Radioactivity
9.2 Writing a balanced nuclear equation
9.3 Properties of Radioiisotopes
9.4 Nuclear power
9.5 Radiocarbon dating
9.6 Medical applications of radioactivity
9.7 Biological effects of radiation
9.8 Measurement of radiation

10 An introduction to organic chemistry:The saturated hydrocarbons
10.1 The chemistry of carbon
10.2 Alkanes
10.3 Cycloalkanes
10.4 Conformations of Alkanes and cycloalkanes
10.5 Reactions of Alkanes and cycloalkanes

etc.

Includes Index

0001331 ; 0001326 ; 0001315 ; 0001317 ; 0001364 ; 0001349,0001310,0001369,0001367,0001344,0001371,0001372