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This set of complete notes is aimed at giving in-depth coverage of foundational concepts in chemistry for students. It covers the basics in chemistry, laboratory techniques, and the importance of accurate measurement. The notes include matter, gases, atomic and nuclear chemistry, electronic structure, and periodicity. They contain a detailed discussion about bonding and molecular geometry, intermolecular forces, stoichiometry, and chemical reactions. It further expands on the topics of thermochemistry, chemical kinetics, and equilibrium in relation to acids, bases, and oxidation-reduction reactions. In other words, these notes would be very helpful for first-time chemistry students since they can explain concepts clearly in an easy-to-follow, step-by-step manner with ample examples and practical application in solving problems.
Author(s): MR Bigler, Lynn Public Schools
566Pages
This note is just right for one beginning to embark on his journey in chemistry. The coverage includes such wide-ranging topics as structure of matter, chemical elements, and chemical compounds. Major areas include introduction to chemical reactions, acids and bases, oxidation-reduction reactions, and energy changes in the reactions. Further explained, the note is to define unit conversions, chemical calculations, and modern atomic theory through molecular structure and solution dynamics, besides introducing organic chemistry, biochemistry, and nuclear chemistry for a broad basis. The note is helpful because it provides a foundational outline for students taking up the general chemistry courses.
Author(s): Mark Bishop
776Pages
This lecture note involves the core concepts of chemistry, starting with an introduction to atoms, molecules, and ions. The note covers topics such as the composition of substances and solutions, stoichiometry, and electronic structure and periodic properties of elements. Detailed explanations are included on topics such as chemical bonding, molecular geometry, and the theory of equilibrium, with particular attention being paid to acid-base equilibrium. The book also includes key aspects of organic chemistry. This text will be your best friend, as a student, when you try to understand the theory and practical knowledge of key principles in chemistry, with equal emphasis on theory and practice.
Author(s): Yiheyis Bogale, Habdolo Esatu, Tamene Beshaw
367Pages
Dr. Monalisa Mohapatra's notes deal with advanced topics of chemistry, such as dilute solutions, homogeneous equilibrium, chemical kinetics, and thermodynamics. The notes also discuss the second law of thermodynamics and help the students understand the fundamental principles that govern energy exchanges in chemical reactions. The resource further introduces the students to thermochemistry, where it discusses the flow of heat and energy during chemical reactions. It is excellent for intermediate to advanced students, making it clear how different chemical processes relate to one another and the thermodynamic principles underlying them. This makes this the solid backbone for those pursuing more in-depth studies in chemistry.
Author(s): Dr. Monalisa Mohapatra
103Pages
This all-inclusive PDF covers all the areas that a student of chemistry would be taught at secondary school, ranging from the very basic atomic theory to very advanced concepts such as electrochemical reactions and global biogeochemical cycles. The paper starts with classification of matter, atomic structure, and intermolecular forces before moving on to organic chemistry, chemical change, and reaction rates. The document covers discussion about ideal gas law, change in energy during reactions, and quantitative aspects of chemical change. One of the great features of this resource is that it has been explored environmental chemistry such as water cycle and the nitrogen cycle; it shows an all-rounded view of how chemistry plays out in nature.
Author(s): FHSST Authors
486Pages
This is an introduction to chemistry for new starters, taking the basic principles and core topics of chemistry. Starting with an excellent introduction to atoms, molecules, and ions, then key ideas such as chemical reactions, stoichiometry, and the mole concept, these are just a few ideas that come up. The text covers other critical subjects such as chemical bonding, solutions, acids and bases, and chemical equilibrium among others. It stands highly recommended for any student commencing their chemistry course due to the lucid way its concepts, examples, and applications are put forth to ensure easy understanding of the concepts and their underlying principles.
Author(s): lardbucket.org
964Pages
Dmitri Mendeleev's The Principles of Chemistry is a classic that laid the foundation for the periodic table. The book is a detailed discussion of water and its compounds, hydrogen and oxygen, and their saline combinations. It includes Dalton's law, properties of gases, and atomic theory in the discussion of the chemistry of elements and their compounds. It is also interesting for its discussion of atomic weights of elements and how to arrange the periodic table-the work of Mendeleev. The book would serve well for the reader trying to understand the very earliest stages of modern chemistry with contributions that have shaped this particular field of science today.
Author(s): D. Mendeleeff
NAPages
Legal Chemistry by Alfred Naquet gives a specialist work on application of chemistry in the legal setting, especially forensic science. The text on chemical processes in cases of poisoning is addressed with great detail and methods for detecting poisons or analyzing organic substances that could be part of criminal investigations. Naquet covers techniques on the identification of toxins of those cases where little or no clue can be had of their nature, including many methods for testing and examining substances under suspicion. The text will be useful to whoever works in legal chemistry, forensic science, or toxicology: the practical knowledge of chemical substances in the law and justice context.
Author(s): Alfred Naquet
NAPages
