Chemistry Experiments on File (Spiral bound)

On File "TM" is our award-winning collection of visual reference materials. Each On File "TM" depicts complex subjects in a way that both engages and informs students and researchers. These flexible resources fit into every curriculum.
-- Instructors can use the pages for handouts, overheads, posters, and testing.
-- Students can use them as quick sources of information, to reference curriculum topics, or to supplement their essays and reports.
-- On Files "TM" are available in either binder or electronic format.
-- All of the maps, charts, diagrams, and illustrations are designed in clean black-and-white graphics and are printed on sturdy pages.
-- Pages are housed in durable three-ring binders.
-- Replacement pages are available if they are lost or stolen.

Every object that surrounds us is made of matter, either found in nature or created by humans. Chemistry Experiments On File "TM" provides more than seventy activities that reveal the underlying behavior patterns of different substances and arranges them in a way that helps students to learn the fundamental rules of matter. It brings together -- in one accessible volume -- the latest information from academic sources and international agencies as well as flow diagrams, charts, and periodic tables.

A special section, Chemical Calculations, provides explanations, examples, and questions that allow students to develop the computations that are vital to any quantitative work in chemistry, such as balancing equations and calculating energy changes in reactions.

The experiments are divided into clearly themed sections:
-- Solids, Liquids, and Gases
-- Energy and Electricity in Chemistry
-- Chemicals AroundUs (Chemical Applications)
-- Testing for Patterns in Chemistry
-- Chemical Magic.

Chemistry Experiments On File "TM" is a valuable resource for high school students, undergraduates, and educators in the classroom and in the library.

Partial Table of Contents:

Classifying Matter

Making Observations

Properties of Metals and Non-metals

Solids, Liquids, and Gases

Elements, Mixtures, and Compounds

Solubility of Salts

Separating Ink from Water

Chromatography

The Periodic Table

Comparing Reactions in the Alkali Metals

Comparing the Reactions of the Halogens

Properties of the Noble Gases

Patterns in the Periodic Table

Acids and Alkalis

Neutralization Reactions

Reactions Using Acids

Metal and Non-metal Oxides

Rates of Reaction

Displacement Reactions

Fast and Fizzy Reactions

Fermentation

Types of Bonding

Electronic Structure of Atoms

How Atoms Combine

Exothermic Reactions

Endothermic Reactions

Calculating Energy Changes

Using Raw Materials

Neutralizing with Limestone

Soil pH Testing and Balancing

Making Glass

Nitrogen Compounds

Production of Ammonia-Haber Process

Making Fertilizers

Carbon Compounds

Which Fuel is Best?

Products of Combustion

What is Methane?

Making Polymers

Thermosetting and Thermoforming Plastics

Chemical Calculations

Balancing Equations

Calculating Molecular Formulae

Calculating Energy Changes in Reactions

Our Findings

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