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Chemistry: Fundamentals and Applications

Hendrik F. Hameka

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With complete coverage of the great ideas of chemistry, this textbook should be ideal for all non-scientists undergraduates wanting to learn more about chemistry. This text is suitable for non-science oriented students with some insight into problem solving in chemistry. Most chemistry books are intimidating, and they discourage the layperson with pages full of equations, graphs and procedures. This book provides direct, relatively brief, and fundamental coverage of the big ideas of chemistry as presented by a senior scientist.

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With complete coverage of the great ideas of chemistry, this textbook should be ideal for all non-scientists undergraduates wanting to learn more about chemistry. This text is suitable for non-science oriented students with some insight into problem solving in chemistry. Most chemistry books are intimidating, and they discourage the layperson with pages full of equations, graphs and procedures. This book provides direct, relatively brief, and fundamental coverage of the big ideas of chemistry as presented by a senior scientist.

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With complete coverage of the great ideas of chemistry, this textbook should be ideal for all non-scientists undergraduates wanting to learn more about chemistry. This text is suitable for non-science oriented students with some insight into problem solving in chemistry. Most chemistry books are intimidating, and they discourage the layperson with pages full of equations, graphs and procedures. This book provides direct, relatively brief, and fundamental coverage of the big ideas of chemistry as presented by a senior scientist.

Key concepts: Layperson, Chemistry, Ideal (ethics), General chemistry, Computer science, Mathematics education, Physical chemistry, Mathematics

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