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Chemistry for Higher Tier

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Jubilee School Library (Secondary)

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Series Title

New Coordinated Science Series

Call Number

R 540 GAL c (3)

Publisher

New York : Oxford., 2001

Collation

illus. 274p,;27.5cm,index

Language

English

ISBN/ISSN

0-19-914817-1

Classification

540

Content Type

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Media Type

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Carrier Type

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Edition

First

Subject(s)

Earth
Chemistry
Global Warming
Corrosion
Rocks
Enzymes
Oceans
transition metals
metals
atoms, elements, and compounds
isotopes and Ar
electrons
ionic bond
ionic compounds and their properties
covalent bond
covalent substances
metals: more giant structures
acids and bases
reactions of acids
neutralization
acids and alkalis
metals and activity
reactivity series
extracting metals
metals in the earth's crust
making use of metals
extracting iron
principles of electrolysis
extracting aluminium
purifying copper by electrolysis
metals, civilization
non-metals
reactions of the halogens
compounds of the halogens
electrolysis of sodium chloride
chlor-alkali industry
masses of atoms
percentage composition of a compound
formula of a compound
equations for chemical reactions
calculations from equations
calculations on electrolysis
rates of reaction
measuring the rate of a reaction
explaining rates
more about catalysts
some traditional uses of enzymes
some modern uses of enzymes
energy changes and reversible reactions
exothermic and endothermic reactions
explaining energy changes
reversible reactions
shifting the equilibrium
making ammonia in industry
fertilizers
pros and cons of fertilizers
crude oil
useful materials from crude oil
separating oil into fractions
cracking hydrocarbons
alkanes and alkenes
polymerization and plastics
polythene
oil and the environment
atmosphere past and present
atmosphere in balance
earth structure
earth plates
plate movements
earth surface
sediment to sedimentary rock
evidence from fossils
limestone and its uses
igneous rock
metamorphic rock
composite materials
soft and hard water
making hard water soft

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