The Chemical World: Concepts and Applications, by John W. Moore, Conrad L. Stanitski, James L. Wood, John C. Kotz, Melvin D. Joesten
The Chemical World: Concepts and Applications, 2nd edition
by John W. Moore, Conrad L. Stanitski, James L. Wood, John C. Kotz, Melvin D. Joesten
published by W B Saunders Co (Saunders Golden Sunburst series), Fort Worth, 1998
ISBN: 0030190940
1 The Nature of Chemistry
2 Atoms and Elements
Section 12 Relative Reactivity of Alkali Metals (134 )Section 8 Isotopes: Heavy Water Ice Cubes (134 )
3 Chemical Compounds
Section 9 Conductimetric Titration (134 )4 Chemical Reactions
Section 3 Relative Reactivity of Alkali Metals (134 )Section 5 Extraction of Acid with Base (134 )
Section 5 Multiple Ammonia Fountains (134 )
Section 7 Induction by Iron(II) of the Oxidation of Iodide by Dichromate (134 )
Sections 1-4 Conductimetric Titration (134 )
5 Relating Quantities of Reactants and Products
6 Principles of Reactivity I: Energy Transfer and Chemical Reactions
Section 5 Ring Strain (134 )7 Principles of Reactivity II: Directionality of Chemical Reactions
8 Electron Configurations, Periodicity, and Properties of Elements
Section 5 Paramagnetism: Nitrogen and Oxygen (134 )Section 5 Ferrofluid (134 )
Section 5 Ferrimagnetism (134 )
Section 5 at the end Curie Point of Nickel (134 )
Section 5 later on Paramagnetism: Compounds (134 )
Section 5 later on Paramagnetism: Oxidation States of Manganese (134 )
Sections: primarily 3, also 2,5 Colors of Elements in a Flame (134 )
9 Covalent Bonding
Section 3, 5 Ring Strain (134 )10 Molecular Structures
Section 5 primarily, also 4 Floating Squares (134 )11 Energy, Organic Chemicals, and Polymers
12 Principles of Reactivity III: Chemical Kinetics
Sections 7, 8 Induction by Iron(II) of the Oxidation of Iodide by Dichromate (134 )13 Principles of Reactivity IV: Chemical Equilibrium
14 Gases and the Atmosphere
Section 4, especially page 623 Boyle's Law: J-tube (134 )Sections 1, 2 Big Barometer (134 )
Sections 1, 2 Mercury Barometers (134 )
15 The Liquid State, the Solid State, and Modern Materials
Section 3 Critical Point of Benzene (134 )Section 3 Plastic Sulfur (134 )
Section 3, especially page 674 Liquefaction of Carbon Dioxide (134 )
Section 4 Isotopes: Heavy Water Ice Cubes (134 )
Section 6 Sodium Chloride Crystal Cleavage (134 )
Section 8 Simulation of Dislocations in Metals (134 )
Section 8 Heat Treatment of a Metal Bobby Pin (134 )
Sections 2, 3 Boiling by Cooling (134 )
Sections 2, 3 Vapor Pressure: Drinking Bird (134 )
Sections 2, 3 Vapor Pressure: Collapsing Balloon (134 )
Sections 3, 4 including inserts on page 673 Ice Bomb (134 )
Sections 3, 5, 6 Thermochromism: Mercury(II) Iodide (134 )
Sections 3, 5, 6, 8 Memory Metal (134 )
Sections 5, 6 Piezoelectric Effect (134 )
Sections 5, 6, 8, 10, 11 Hardness of Solid Substances (134 )
Sections 5, 6, 8, 10, 11 Hardness of Solid Substances - Grinding (134 )
Sections 8, 10 Heat Conduction by Diamond (134 )
Sections 8, and especially 12 Superconductivity (134 )
16 Water and Solution Chemistry
Section 10 Osmotic Pressure, Hydrostatic Pressure (134 )Section 11 Canned Heat (134 )
Section 2 Like Dissolves Like - Demonstration (134 )
Section 2 Like Dissolves Like - Exercise (134 )
Section 2 Ammonia Fountain (134 )
Section 2 Multiple Ammonia Fountains (134 )
Section 2 Floating Squares (134 )
Section 9 Vapor Pressure Group (134 )
Sections 2, 3 especially page 715 Crystallization of Supersaturated Sodium Acetate (134 )
17 The Importance of Acids and Bases
Sections 1, 2 Multiple Ammonia Fountains (134 )Sections 1, 2 Extraction of Acid with Base (134 )