1.1 Chemistry in Our World Chemistry at Work Chemistry and the Automobile Industry
1.2 A Scientific Approach to Solving Problems
1.3 Hypothesis to Theory: The Scientific Method
1.4 Searching for Answers: Applied and Basic Research Chemistry in Our World Chemistry and Deep-Sea Diving
1.5 Chemistry: A Central Science in Your Education Chapter Summary Assess Your Understanding Key Terms Problems
2 Matter and Energy
2.1 Matter
2.2 Matter Has States
2.3 Elements and Compounds
2.4 Pure Substances and Mixtures
2.5 Physical and Chemical Properties and Changes A Closer Look Properties of Sulfur
2.6 The Law of Conservation of Mass Faces of Chemistry Chemistry Becomes a Quantitative Science
2.7 Energy and Chemical Change Chemistry in Our World Getting Rid of Solid Waste Chemistry in Our World Photosynthesis and Metabolism
2.8 The Law of Conservation of Energy
2.9 The Conversion of Matter to Energy Chapter Summary Assess Your Understanding Key Terms Problems Additional Problems
3 Fundamental Measurements
3.1 Metric and SI Units
3.2 Metric Length Measurement and Approximations
3.3 Conversion Factors and Dimensional Analysis
3.4 Metric Volume Measurement and Conversions
3.5 Metric Mass Measurement and Conversions
3.6 Conversion of Metric and English Units
3.7 Uncertainty in Measurement
3.8 Significant Figures
3.9 Scientific Notation
A Closer Look Counting Millions and Billions
A Closer Look How Much is One Part Per Billion?
3.10 Density and Specific Gravity
3.11 Measurement of Temperature
3.12 Temperature and Heat Energy Chapter Summary Assess Your Understanding Key Terms Problems Multi-Concept Challenge Problems Additional Problems
4 Elements, Atoms, and the Periodic Table
4.1 Elements: Ancient and Modern Theory
A Closer Look Searching for the Elements
4.2 Names and Symbols
4.3 Abundant and Rare Elements
4.4 The Periodic Table of Elements
4.5 Physical Properties of Elements
4.6 Atoms: Democritus to Dalton
A Closer Look Experimental Verification
4.7 Dalton’s Atomic Theory
4.8 Atoms and Subatomic Particles
4.9 Isotopes
4.10 Atomic Masses of the Elements
4.11 Counting with Moles
4.12 Molar Masses and Chemical Formulas: An Introduction Chapter Summary Assess Your Understanding Key Terms Problems Multi-Concept Challenge Problems Additional Problems
5 Atomic Structure: Atoms and Ions
5.1 The Discovery of Atomic Structure Faces of Chemistry The Curies
5.2 The Electromagnetic Spectrum Chemistry in Our World Our Atmospheric Ozone Layer and UV Radiation Chemistry in Our World Sunscreens and Sunblocks Chemistry at Work IR Spectrometers
5.3 Excited Electrons and Spectra Chemistry in Our World Fireworks and Flame Colors
5.4 Electrons in Atoms
Chemistry in Our World Excited Electrons and Spectra Faces of Chemistry Niels Bohr
5.5 The Quantum Mechanical Model of the Atom A Closer Look The Uncertainty Principle
5.6 Energy Levels of Electrons
5.7 Valence Electron and Lewis Symbols Faces of Chemistry Gilbert N. Lewis Electronic Structure: Optional Additional Insights
5.8 Energy Sublevels and Orbitals
5.9 Energy Sublevels and the Periodic Table
5.10 Electron Configurations and Orbital Diagrams Chapter Swnunary Assess Your Understanding Kev Terms Problems Multi-Concept Challenge Problems Additional Problems
6 Names, Formulas, and Uses of Inorganic Compounds
6.1 Monatomic Ions
6.2 Polyatomic Ions
6.3 Names and Formulas of Ionic Compounds
6.4 The Use of Parentheses in Chemical Formula Writing
6.5 Determining the Name of an Ionic Compounds from Its Formula
6.6 Names and Formulas of Binary Compounds of Nonmetals Chemistry in Our World Nitric Oxide, Memory, and Aging
6.7 Oxidation Numbers of Atoms in Polyatomic Compounds
6.8 Nomenclature of Acids and Their Salts Chemistrn in Our World Sodium Nitrite, a Closer Look
6.9 Hydrates
6.10 Some Chemicals and Their Uses Chemistry in Our World Sodium Carbonate, a Key Chemical Chapter Summary Assess Your Understanding Kev Terms Problems Multi-Concept Challenge Problems Additional Problems
7 Periodic Properties of Elements
7.1 Making Order Out of Chaos: Discoveries of Periodicity
7.2 The Periodic Table Today
7.3 Atomic and Ionic Size
7.4 Ionization Energy
7.5 Melting Point and Boiling Point Trends
7.6 Density and Conductivity Trends
7.7 A Survey of Elements by Groups Chemistry in Our World“Buckyballs”Discovery Merits 1996 Nobel Prize
