Mustoe F. Chemistry 11

McGraw-Hill Ryerson School, 2001. — 690 p.Many people, when they hear the word chemistry, think of scientists in white lab coats. They picture bubbling liquids, frothing and churning inside mazes of laboratory glassware. Is this a fair portrayal of chemistry and chemists? Certainly, chemistry happens in laboratories. Laboratory chemists often do wear white lab coats, and they do use lots of glassware! Chemistry also happens everywhere around you, however. It happens in your home, your school, your community, and the environment. Chemistry is happening right now, inside every cell in your body. You are alive because of chemical changes and processes.Observing Matter.
Elements and the Periodic Table.
Chemical Compounds and Bonding.
Classifying Reactions: Chemicals in Balance.
Counting Atoms and Molecules: The Mole.
Chemical Proportions in Compounds.
Quantities in Chemical Reactions.
Solutions and Their Concentrations.
Aqueous Solutions.
Acids and Bases.
The Behaviour of Gases.
Exploring Gas Laws.
The Chemistry of Hydrocarbons.
Energy Trapped in Hydrocarbons.