Inorganic Chemistry for Middle School. Grade 7
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Inorganic Chemistry for Middle School. Grade 7
6.99 €
How do you "break down" water into hydrogen and oxygen? Why does lime water become cloudy from exhaled air?
You'll find the answers in this book by Vadim Verkhovsky, a chemist and teacher who explains complex concepts in simple, empirically proven steps. This classic inorganic chemistry course for 7th graders begins with the first concepts of substances and reactions and moves to the "language of chemistry," the structure of matter, elements, and the main classes of compounds.
In this book:
- What are elements, simple and complex substances, and how to distinguish a reaction from a mixture;
- Water, oxygen, and hydrogen: properties, methods of production in the laboratory and in engineering, and practical application examples;
- How to write formulas and write chemical equations, observing the law of conservation of matter (coefficients, "equalization");
- Fundamentals of the topic: oxides, bases, acids, and salts, with definitions and examples of transformations;
- Assignments, review questions, and calculation problems that develop confident problem-solving skills.
Logical presentation, visual experiments, and strict order make this book a reliable resource for students and a handy resource for parents and teachers. It helps them truly understand how chemistry works—and how to explain the phenomena we observe every day.
You'll find the answers in this book by Vadim Verkhovsky, a chemist and teacher who explains complex concepts in simple, empirically proven steps. This classic inorganic chemistry course for 7th graders begins with the first concepts of substances and reactions and moves to the "language of chemistry," the structure of matter, elements, and the main classes of compounds.
In this book:
- What are elements, simple and complex substances, and how to distinguish a reaction from a mixture;
- Water, oxygen, and hydrogen: properties, methods of production in the laboratory and in engineering, and practical application examples;
- How to write formulas and write chemical equations, observing the law of conservation of matter (coefficients, "equalization");
- Fundamentals of the topic: oxides, bases, acids, and salts, with definitions and examples of transformations;
- Assignments, review questions, and calculation problems that develop confident problem-solving skills.
Logical presentation, visual experiments, and strict order make this book a reliable resource for students and a handy resource for parents and teachers. It helps them truly understand how chemistry works—and how to explain the phenomena we observe every day.
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