Chemistry: The Science in Contex
Thomas R. Gilbert, Rein V. Kirss, Geoffrey Davies, Natalie Foster, "Chemistry: The Science in Context"
W.W. Norton & Co. | 2008 | ISBN: 0393926494 | 1224 pages | PDF | 116 MB
The Second Edition of Chemistry provides an effective and easy-to-remember problem-solving strategy while placing the science in biological, cosmological, geological, and environmental context. An extensive teaching and learning package reinforces the book's emphasis on developing good problem-solving skills, from the SmartWork online tutorial and homework system to the animated and interactive ChemTours.
The challenge facing instructors of general chemistry is to make connections between chemical principles and students' lives. We continue to learn how the world works at the molecular level, and the chemist's point of view-the molecular point of view-is valuable as we seek to understand and change our world. Whatever disciplines our students ultimately pursue in their professional lives, the substance of that discipline will be expressed in the molecular language of chemistry. Health and disease are being understood at the molecular level, as are corrosion, adhesion, conductivity, memory, and thought.
We explain how drugs work in terms of their molecular structure; we make better contact lenses because we understand how the molecules in the natural lenses in our eyes function; we produce tougher, stronger, and lighter materials to make cars more fuel-efficient, to protect athletes from injury, and to enable the construction of environmentally friendly and beautiful buildings because we understand how molecular structure determines physical properties. This text introduces chemical principles in the context of other disciplines, but its heartland is the molecular language of chemistry. Chemists see the world differently from the way others do, and that different point of view-the molecular point of view-is the keystone of this text.
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Thomas R. Gilbert, Rein V. Kirss, Geoffrey Davies, Natalie Foster, "Chemistry: The Science in Context"
W.W. Norton & Co. | 2008 | ISBN: 0393926494 | 1224 pages | PDF | 116 MB
The Second Edition of Chemistry provides an effective and easy-to-remember problem-solving strategy while placing the science in biological, cosmological, geological, and environmental context. An extensive teaching and learning package reinforces the book's emphasis on developing good problem-solving skills, from the SmartWork online tutorial and homework system to the animated and interactive ChemTours.
The challenge facing instructors of general chemistry is to make connections between chemical principles and students' lives. We continue to learn how the world works at the molecular level, and the chemist's point of view-the molecular point of view-is valuable as we seek to understand and change our world. Whatever disciplines our students ultimately pursue in their professional lives, the substance of that discipline will be expressed in the molecular language of chemistry. Health and disease are being understood at the molecular level, as are corrosion, adhesion, conductivity, memory, and thought.
We explain how drugs work in terms of their molecular structure; we make better contact lenses because we understand how the molecules in the natural lenses in our eyes function; we produce tougher, stronger, and lighter materials to make cars more fuel-efficient, to protect athletes from injury, and to enable the construction of environmentally friendly and beautiful buildings because we understand how molecular structure determines physical properties. This text introduces chemical principles in the context of other disciplines, but its heartland is the molecular language of chemistry. Chemists see the world differently from the way others do, and that different point of view-the molecular point of view-is the keystone of this text.
PART 1
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PART 2
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