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General Chemistry by Prof. Roussel

General Chemistry by Prof. Roussel

General Chemistry by Prof. Roussel

This note explains the following topics: Atoms, Nuclear reactions and radiation, Nuclear stability, Kinetics of radioactive decay, Light, Quantum mechanics and spectroscopy, Hydrogenic orbitals, Multielectron atoms, Periodic trends, Metals and crystal structures, Chemistry of the alkali metals, Ionic compounds, The alkaline earth metals, The group metals, Covalent bonding and Lewis structures, Molecular shape, Intermolecular forces, Kinetic molecular theory of gases, Hydrogen, Lewis acids and bases, The halogens, The chalcogens, Crystal field theory .

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