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18 Oct, 12:50:34
- On page 10, the author mentions that chemistry is often referred to as the “central science.” Why is this term used to describe chemistry?
- According to page 12, what are the three main branches of chemistry? Provide a brief explanation of each branch.
- On page 15, the author discusses the concept of matter and its different states. What are the three states of matter, and how do they differ from one another?
- Page 18 introduces the concept of atoms and molecules. Define each term and explain how they are related to one another.
- According to page 22, what is the periodic table of elements? How is it organized, and what information does it provide?
- On page 25, the author discusses chemical reactions. What are the four main types of chemical reactions, and provide an example of each.
- Page 28 introduces the concept of stoichiometry. What is stoichiometry, and why is it important in chemistry?
- According to page 32, what is the difference between an acid and a base? Provide examples of common acids and bases.
- On page 35, the author discusses the pH scale. What does the pH scale measure, and what are the ranges for acidic, neutral, and basic substances?
- Page 38 introduces the concept of chemical equilibrium. What does it mean for a reaction to be in equilibrium, and how can it be achieved?
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