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https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-31270-6the most important connection, the mole-to-mole relationship between reactants and products, and we will learn to interpret chemical equations so we can assess how much product can be formed when chemicals react, and how much reactants are needed to form products. We will also learn how to limit the

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Peter Balzer,Stefan Kr?ll,Bernd Scholl about water-based, or “aqueous” solutions, and how the substances within them interact. To do so, we will begin by looking at how chemicals exist within water. We will also learn about ways of expressing concentration—how much of something is in a measured amount of water (or any other liquid). We

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https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-31270-6powers our motor vehicles, runs our laptops and cell phones, and is the engine for large and small-scale manufacturing. While the energy from chemical reactions powered our industrial revolution well over a century ago, and now permits our communication revolution, our energy supply is not endless,

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Peter Balzer,Stefan Kr?ll,Bernd Schollh forward as we discover anew. The Periodic Table organizes what we know about the properties of the elements, including physical properties, such as size, and chemical ones, such as their tendency to hold on to or release electrons. In this chapter, we will dig into the Periodic Table to learn what

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Peter Balzer,Stefan Kr?ll,Bernd Scholld theory that relies on the reorganization of each atom to produce orbitals that explain bond lengths and angles better than VSEPR. We’ll discover the topic of hybridization and its link to valence bond theory. We’ll also examine the work of mathematicians, physicists, and chemists as they built mol

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-57602-1heme is that gases are what they are because they do not have the important attractive forces that define liquids and solids. Therefore, the behavior of gases is not based on their identity, but, rather, their pressure, volume, temperature, and amount. Various laws reflect this behavior, including B

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Laufzeitkonforme Schuldscheindarlehen states. Understanding this chemistry is useful as the world struggles to meet its need for water in agriculture, industry, and household uses in the face of an ever-increasing population. We then apply our understanding of forces to a survey of solids, especially crystals and metals, looking at the