Murray Ehrlich Robert L Watson (1 results)
Foundations of chemistry [Holt chemistry program] ; [Matter and energy. Structures and properties of atoms. Chemical bonding and properties of substances. Principles of reaction. Descriptive chemistry of elements]
Toon, Ernest Richard (1920-2019) , Ellis, George Lowell (1929-2019), Brodking, Jacob ; Murray Ehrlich, Robert L. Watson; Consultant: Russell C. Bovie
Language: English
Published by Holt, Rinehart and Winston, New York, 1968 1968
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Hardcover. Condition: Fine. No Jacket. 803 pp. ; OCLC 709340522 ; ISBN 9780030644757, 0030644755 ; blue, green and white decorative boards ; no dustjacket ; Contents: Matter and energy. Structures and properties of atoms. Chemical bonding and properties of substances. Principles of reaction. Descriptive chemistry of elements ; G…eorge Lowell Ellis was a student at Whitworth University, he joined a flying club and obtained his private pilot's license.After graduating from Whitworth University, he and Inga moved to Los Angeles where he obtained an MS degree from UCLA. He served two years in the U.S. Army assigned to the Counter Intelligence Corps (CIC). Upon completing his assignment in the military, he spent 37 years in the Los Angeles Unified School District, beginning his educational career as a Chemistry teacher at North Hollywood High School. Eager to learn new skills and improve the quality of teaching chemistry, he participated in several summer seminars sponsored by the National Science Foundation. During his teaching career he had the rare opportunity to meet with two Nobel Prize Laureates in the field of science. He was soon assigned to District headquarters where he developed a Course of Study for chemistry teachers in LAUSD. This effort led to the publication of a chemistry textbook, Foundations of Chemistry, which he co-authored. The publication, followed by a second edition, was enormously successful. It was adopted in many school districts throughout the United States as well as in 20 foreign countries where some editions were translated. ; Jacob Brodking was an educator in chemistry, his contributions lay in making chemistry accessible through teaching resources like braille editions of foundational texts. ; Ernest Richard Toon was Associate Professor of Chemistry, Los Angeles Valley College, Van Nuys, California ; FINE. Book.
