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Chemistry: The Science in Context

By: Thomas R Gilbert
1104 pages, Col illus
Chemistry: The Science in Context
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  • Chemistry: The Science in Context ISBN: 9780393118278 Edition: 3 Paperback Mar 2011 Out of stock with supplier: order now to get this when available
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The third edition of Chemistry: The Science in Context provides additional opportunities for students to test their understanding and practice their problem-solving skills. Concept Tests, which ask students to stop and check their understanding, have been added to nearly every section in every chapter. Interactive Practice Exercises, new to the third edition, follow each Sample Exercise. This edition continues the approach of framing the discussion of chemical principles within environmental, biological, cosmological, and geological contexts in order to make the science more relevant and memorable for students. The COAST (Collect and Organise, Analyse, Solve, and Think about it) problem-solving method is still used in every Sample Exercise, but the steps have been applied more consistently and more often use estimation and prediction-making as part of the problem-solving process.

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By: Thomas R Gilbert
1104 pages, Col illus
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