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  • © 1987

Work Out Chemistry 'A' Level

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  1. D. A. Burgess
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Part of the book series: Macmillan Work Out (MCWO)

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Table of contents (16 chapters)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages i-xii
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  2. Matter, Masses and Moles

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    Pages 1-13

  3. General Properties of Matter

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    Pages 14-35

  4. The Atomic Nucleus and Radioactivity

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    Pages 36-45

  5. Orbitals, Bonding and Structure

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    Pages 46-58

  6. Energetics

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    Pages 59-71

  7. Periodic Trends of the Typical Elements

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    Pages 72-83

  8. Equilibrium

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    Pages 84-106

  9. Kinetics

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    Pages 107-121

  10. Redox Reactions and Electrolysis

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    Pages 122-137

  11. The s- and p-Block Elements

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    Pages 138-149

  12. The d-Block Elements

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    Pages 150-157

  13. Organic Chemistry — Functional Groups

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    Pages 158-168

  15. Organic Chemistry — Routes

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    Pages 178-184

  16. Isomerism — Organic and Inorganic

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    Pages 185-193

  17. Answers

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    Pages 194-195

  18. Back Matter

    Pages 196-200
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Written to offer a concise revision course, Work Out Chemistry A level shows the student how to write top grade examination answers. Careful thought has been given to syntax and mathematics and no calculus is used, although all major topics are revised including radioactive decay and kinetics. Objective, structured and essay questions have been selected from a variety of examination boards. These are worked through in detail with special emphasis given to topics that often give trouble. Further questions are provided for the student to work through.
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