Course description

This book covers a wide range of chemistry topics that explain how matter behaves at the atomic and molecular level and how these ideas apply to real substances we use every day. It begins with the study of solids and solutions, helping learners understand structure, concentration, and interactions between particles. As the book progresses, it introduces reaction speed, electrical processes, and surface effects, making abstract ideas easier to visualize with everyday examples.

The book also gives strong attention to inorganic chemistry, explaining how elements are extracted, how different blocks of the periodic table behave, and how complex compounds are formed. Organic chemistry chapters explain how common carbon compounds are structured, how they react, and why they are useful in medicines, fuels, food, and materials. Toward the end, the book connects chemistry to life processes, polymers, and household products, showing that chemistry is not limited to laboratories but is deeply involved in daily living.

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