General chemistry notes Guías de estudio, Notas de estudios & Resúmenes

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Handwritten notes from a High School chemistry class throughout the whole year. These notes cover the basics of chemistry from basic measurements to balancing equations. These notes were taken in conjunction with the textbook "General Chemistry" by John D. Mays. Chapters 1-3, 5, 6, 9, and 11 are covered. Chapter 1: basic measurements and units Chapter 2: atoms and substances, Avogadro's constant, and molar mass Chapter 3: atomic structure Chapter 5: ionic vs covalent bonds, the octe...

This document covers chapter 10 or any chapter that talks about these topics. It will have everything you need that is important to get the highest grade possible in the class. So no matter what if you use this to study for these topics then you will be guaranteed a good grade for whatever you are studying for. This document just had a lot of important notes, important definitions, and lots of examples, and everything is clean and well-made in order to keep everything from being confusing as ...

This document will provide you with everything you need to know for these chapters going over the most talked about topics in my class and the questions and problems that were recommended to go over if you wanted to score a high grade on the test. This document just had a lot of important notes, important definitions, and lots of examples, and everything is clean and well-made in order to keep everything from being confusing as long as you understand everything up until this point. There are ...

This document just had a lot of important notes, important definitions, and lots of examples, and everything is clean and well-made in order to keep everything from being confusing as long as you understand everything up until this point. There are some explanations but this is from the point of view of an average person that just happened to get an A in the class and pass the final for General Chemistry 1 with a %90.

Notes from Dr. Pelton's General Chemistry II (CHEM1062/1065) at the University of Minnesota, Twin Cities. These notes follow her lectures exactly and include notated examples.

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This document just had a lot of important notes, important definitions, and lots of examples, and everything is clean and well-made in order to keep everything from being confusing as long as you understand everything up until this point. There are some explanations but this is from the point of view of an average person that just happened to get an A in the class and pass the final for General Chemistry 1 with a %90.

This document just had a lot of important notes, important definitions, and lots of examples, and everything is clean and well-made in order to keep everything from being confusing as long as you understand everything up until this point. There are some explanations but this is from the point of view of an average person that just happened to get an A in the class and pass the final for General Chemistry 1 with a %90.