Seo Jong-hwa: General Chemistry 1

Since chemistry involves observation and measurement, the first chapter defines a significant number of measurements, and then it's looking at a unit that is used for global commons and then turning one unit into another unit. In two sections we look at the kind of chemical bonds, the way you use a chemical formula to represent the type and number of atoms that make up things, the name of compounds. The three sections define atomic mass, and then we'll look at the process of counting the chemical reactions, how we calculate the mass of the product from the mass in the reaction, and how we determine the unknown time factor. In four chapters, the sedimentary reaction in solution, acid. So let's say that we have a base reaction and we have an oxidizing. The response is classified around the nature of the reduction response. In five chapters, we're going to figure out three principles of placing electrons in atoms, orbitals and periodicity. Six chapters define ion and shared bonds. We're predicting the structure of molecules and the three-dimensional shape, and from that we're talking about the polarity of molecules. So, seven chapters define the reaction sequence and then use the thermometer to measure the reaction heat. Chapter 8 closes the text with understanding the properties of gases, their spread and their eruptions. In between are some examples to make sure that each chapter is a common understanding of concepts, and they are organized by solving a practice at the end of the bowel.

Korean title: 일반화학 1

Korean author: 서종화

Korean publisher: 자유아카데미

ISBN-13: 9791158085148