Chemistry: The Molecular Science, Volume I, Chapters 1-12 (with CengageNOW 2-Semester Printed Access Card)

Moore, John W.

ISBN 10: 0495115983 / ISBN 13: 9780495115984

Published by Brooks Cole, 2007

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Title: Chemistry: The Molecular Science, Volume I, ...

Publisher: Brooks Cole

Publication Date: 2007

Binding: paperback

Condition: New

Edition: 3rd Edition

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Synopsis:

CHEMISTRY: THE MOLECULAR SCIENCE is now available in a two-volume format. Volume I features Chapters 1-12.

Review:

Name: Peter Wade, Drexel University: "The text has good coverage, high pedagogy, nice graphics and a solid style. The nanochemistry material is a great selling point to the engineers." Robert Pike, College of William & Mary: "What I liked best about Moore's text was incorporation of problem solving examples and the lavish use of sidebar material to stress the relevance of what is being taught." David Miller, California State University, Northridge: "The Moore text was chosen for the quality and level of writing; the level and variety of end-of-chapter problems; the emphasis on developing a conceptual understanding of atomic systems; and the integration of biochemistry, organic, and environmental topics throughout." "The text has good coverage, high pedagogy, nice graphics and a solid style. The nanochemistry material is a great selling point to the engineers." "What I liked best about Moore's text was incorporation of problem solving examples and the lavish use of sidebar material to stress the relevance of what is being taught." "The Moore text was chosen for the quality and level of writing; the level and variety of end-of-chapter problems; the emphasis on developing a conceptual understanding of atomic systems; and the integration of biochemistry, organic, and environmental topics throughout." "What I liked best about Moores text was incorporation of problem solving examples and the lavish use of sidebar material to stress the relevance of what is being taught." "What I liked best about Mooreas text was incorporation of problem solving examples and the lavish use of sidebar material to stress the relevance of what is being taught."