Student's Guide to Fundamentals of Chemistry. Brescia, Arents, Meislich, Turk

Content: 
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
To the Student, Pages vii-viii
Chapter 1 - SOME FUNDAMENTAL TOOLS OF CHEMISTRY, Pages 1-12
Chapter 2 - ATOMS, MOLECULES AND IONS, Pages 13-23
Chapter 3 - ATOMIC AND MOLECULAR WEIGHTS, Pages 24-32
Chapter 4 - CHEMICAL FORMULAS, EQUATIONS, AND NOMENCLATURE, Pages 33-51
Chapter 5 - GASES, Pages 52-68
Chapter 6 - THERMOCHEMISTRY, Pages 69-79
Chapter 7 - THE ELECTRONIC STRUCTURE OF ATOMS, Pages 80-100
Chapter 8 - CHEMICAL PERIODICITY, Pages 101-111
Chapter 9 - TYPES OF CHEMICAL BONDS, Pages 112-131
Chapter 10 - INTERMOLECULAR FORCES AND CONDENSED STATES OF MATTER, Pages 132-141
Chapter 11 - CHANGES OF STATE, ENTROPY, AND FREE ENERGY, Pages 142-156
Chapter 12 - SOLUTIONS, Pages 157-177
Chapter 13 - CHEMICAL EQUILIBRIUM, Pages 178-198
Chapter 14 - ACIDS AND BASES, Pages 199-218
Chapter 15 - IONIC EQUILIBRIUM, Pages 219-239
Chapter 16 - ANALYSIS OF IONS IN SOLUTIONS, Pages 240-257
Chapter 17 - ELECTROCHEMISTRY, Pages 258-285
Chapter 18 - CHEMICAL KINETICS, Pages 286-302
Chapter 19 - NUCLEAR CHEMISTRY, Pages 303-319
Chapter 20 - CONCEPTS OF COVALENT BONDING, Pages 320-339
Chapter 21 - TRANSITION ELEMENTS; COORDINATION COMPOUNDS, Pages 340-354
Chapter 22 - ORGANIC CHEMISTRY–STRUCTURE AND FUNCTIONALITY, Pages 355-378
Chapter 23 - POLYMERS AND BIOCHEMICALS, Pages 379-387
Chapter 24 - RADIATION AND MATTER, Pages 388-403
Chapter 25 - ENVIRONMENTAL CHEMISTRY, Pages 404-415
FORMULA WEIGHTS OF COMMON INORGANIC COMPOUNDS, Page 416