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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-04300-3 cannot use this information to predict if a reaction will occur. Once we learn how to make such a prediction via our work in this chapter, we can learn to change concentration, temperature and pressure conditions to favor reactions occurring, or otherwise. The key starting point in the discussion is probability.

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Michael Mosher,Paul KelterIs written for the student who asks "why do I need to know this?".Introduces concepts with examples of real-world applications.Additional multimedia content accessible in browser or via SN More Media

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Bonding Basics,We use the preparation from the past chapters to answer: How and why do atoms prefer to come together rather than stay apart? In doing so, we will examine three types of chemical bonds, including their strengths, their polarity, and their representation in three-dimensional space.

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