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Integrated Publishing
Army Medical
- General Chemistry
- Development
- Table of Contents
- Introduction
- Lesson Assignment
- Lesson 1. Elements of Chemical Structure and Inorganic Nomenclature
- Matter
- Table 1-1. Elements, symbols, atomic numbers, and atomic Weights in alphabetical order (continued).
- Table 1-1. Elements, symbols, atomic numbers, and atomic Weights in alphabetical order (continued).
- Table 1-1. Elements, symbols, atomic numbers, and atomic Weights in alphabetical order (continued).
- Table 1-1. Elements, symbols, atomic numbers, and atomic Weights in alphabetical order (concluded).
- Energy
- The Outer Structure
- Figure 1-1. First four electron shells.
- Figure 1-2. Identifying the components of the periodic table.
- Table 1-2. Periodic table of the elements.
- Valence and Chemical Bonding
- Positive Valence
- Important Symbols and Valences
- Covalent bond
- Table 1-3. Valences.
- Formula Writing
- Section II. Rules Of Inorganic Nomenclature
- Number prefixes.
- Naming Metallic Cations
- Naming Anions
- Naming Anions (cont)
- Naming Anions (cont)
- Naming Salts
- Naming Binary Acids
- Naming ternary acids
- Naming Bases
- Naming covalent inorganic compounds
- Naming covalent inorganic compounds (cont)
- Waters of hydration
- Waters of hydration (cont)
- Exercises
- Exercises (cont)
- Exercises (cont)
- Exercises (cont)
- Exercises (cont)
- Exercises (cont)
- Exercises (cont)
- Exercises (cont)
- Exercises (cont)
- Solutions to Exercises
- Solutions to Exercises (cont)
- Solutions to Exercises (cont)
- Solutions to Exercises (cont)
- Lesson Assignment
- Suggestion
- Lesson 2. Elements of Chemical Change.
- Chemical Symbols
- Writing chemical equations
- Example
- External conditions affecting chemical reactions
- Milligram Formula (Milligram Molecular) Weight
- Milligram Equivalent Weight (Milliequivalent Weight)
- Oxidation-reduction reactions
- Reduction
- Acids and bases
- Modern Acid-Base Theory
- Properties of Acids
- Properties of Bases
- Salts
- Table 2-1. Relative strength of common acids and bases.
- Determination of Salt Type
- Table 2-2. Salt types resulting from various acid-base combinations.
- pH Scale
- Buffers
- Water
- Structure of Water
- Solutions
- Figure 2-1. Flow of electric current through electrolyte solution.
- Electrolyte Strength
- Exercises
- Exercises (cont)
- Exercises (cont)
- Exercises (cont)
- Exercises (cont)
- Exercises (cont)
- Exercises (cont)
- Exercises (cont)
- Solutions to Exercises
- Solutions to Exercises (Cont)
- Solutions to Exercises (Cont)
- Solutions to Exercises (Cont)
- Solutions to Exercises (Cont)
- Lesson Assignment
- Lesson 3. Elements of Organic Chemistry.
- Structural formulas
- Carbon-Carbon Bonding
- Aliphatic Hydrocarbons
- Aromatic Hydrocarbons
- Aromatic Hydrocarbons (cont)
- Introduction to Functional Groups
- Properties of Alcohols
- Phenols
- Ethers
- Carboxylic acids
- Properties of Carboxylic Acids
- Table 3-3. Summary of properties for functional groups
- Aldehydes
- Esters
- Amides
- Halogenated hydrocarbons
- Exercises
- Exercises (cont)
- Exercises (cont)
- Exercises (cont)
- Exercises (cont)
- Exercises (cont)
- Exercises (cont)
- Exercises (cont)
- Solution to Exercises
- Solution to Exercises (cont)
- Solution to Exercises (cont)
General Chemistry
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