Course description

The book begins by explaining the basic building blocks of chemistry, such as matter, units, and measurements, helping you understand how chemists talk about quantities and reactions. Then it moves into the structure of atoms, how elements are arranged, and why they behave differently. It also explains how atoms join together to form compounds, how gases and liquids behave, why heat and energy matter in chemical processes, and how reactions reach balance.

As you move further, the book describes everyday elements like hydrogen, the s-block family, and the p-block family, showing how they exist in nature and what special properties they have. Later, the book brings you into the world of organic chemistry—how carbon forms so many different substances, how we classify and name them, and how simple organic compounds behave. Finally, it also touches on environmental chemistry, showing how chemicals affect air, water, soil, and living beings.

Overall, the book slowly builds your chemistry knowledge so that by the end, you can understand both the basic science and how chemistry works around you in real life.

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