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Fundamentals of Chemistry by Romain Elsair

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Fundamentals of Chemistry
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Publisher: BookBoon
ISBN-13: 9788740301052
Number of pages: 133

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This book is about fundamental concepts that any chemistry student should not only be aware of but proficient at. The book deals with the states of matter, the mole, the shapes of molecules, the elements and their properties in the periodic table, the electronic structure of the elements and includes many numerical examples to apply the newly-learned concepts.

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