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GREENBOWE: A Student’s Companion for Chemistry (John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 1996)

GREENBOWE: A Student’s Companion for Chemistry (John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 1996)

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SKU: d8LH67Vc
Condition: Very Good

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All Returns AcceptedReturnsNotAccepted
Country/Region Of ManufactureUnited States
Number Of Pages278 Pages
LanguageEnglish
SubjectChemistry / General
Item Height0.6 in
Publication Year1995
FeaturesRevised
Item Weight9.1 Oz
TypeTextbook
AuthorHarry L. Pardue
Subject AreaScience
Item Length7.1 in
Item Width5 in
FormatTrade Paperback

TITLE: A Student's Companion for Chemistry AUTHOR: Greenbowe, Thomas J. AUTHOR 2 (if applicable): Burke, K. A. AUTHOR 3 (if applicable): Pribyl, Jeffrey ILLUSTRATOR (if applicable): n/a PUBLISHER: John Wiley & Sons, Inc., Date: 1996 ISBN: 9780471144366 FORMAT: Paperback, 278 pages EDITION: First Edition PRINTING [if applicable]: 1st Printing (Full Numberline) BOOK CONDITION: As New JACKET CONDITION: No Jacket (As Issued) DIMENSIONS (if available): 7.00 x 5.00 x 0.75 in. approx. KEYWORDS: Thomas Greenbowe, K. A. Burke, Jeffrey Pribyl, Student, Companion, Chemistry, Study, University, College, Laboratory, Physical, DESCRIPTION: From the Introduction: This Student's Companion for Chemistry was written to help you with your college general chemistry course and textbook. The topics in this companion were selected based upon our teaching experience with students. We decided to cover a few important sections in detail rather than provide brief coverage of each and every topic. The topics that we discuss are topics with which students need extra help. Each chapter in the Student's Companion contains a brief introduction to the material in the chapter, a list of important terms, explanations of material, and worked examples. The slim size should encourage you to carry it with you and refer to it when you have a few spare moments. Generally, you should skim through and quickly read the assigned section in your textbook before the material is presented in lecture.Get an overview of the material. You can use the Companion to quickly review a chapter. Attend lecture and take notes. Within a day of lecture, you should rewrite your lecture notes, fill in the details, and make corrections. If you are having difficulty with a particular section, try working the example problems in this particular section, try working the example problems in this Companion and in the textbook. At least three times a week, without looking at the solutions, work the assigned homework problems at the end of the chapter in the textbook. We have made an effort to write the material as clearly and succinctly as possible. We are experienced teachers who are successful in helping students understand chemistry. We know that it sometimes takes a different way of presenting material for it to catch on. We hope our efforts on your behalf are beneficial. Any errors in content, grammar, or formatting are ours. If you do spot an error, please let your teacher know and we may be able to correct it in the next edition. CONDITION: Very light shelf-wear to covers. Contents appear unmarked. An excellent copy. FROM THE BOOKSELLER: Thank you for visiting the Dactyl Books eBay Store! We are a virtual second-hand and antiquarian reseller of books specialising in History, Science, Literature, and Mystery & Detective Fiction, but we have a little bit of everything in our stocks! We are listing new items all the time, but if you are looking for a specific title or edition, don't hesitate to send it on to us and we will be glad to check and give you an opinion on how best to find your desired title. NOTES ON EDITIONS: We use a number of resources to attempt to determine the edition of the book that we are listing. My most frequently referenced resource is Zempel and Verkler's "First Editions: A Guide to Identification," although we also use other internet sources and make comparisons with listings we find on various internet sites. We strive to be extremely careful and diligent in describing our listings, but if you receive a book and don't feel that it's quite what you ordered, please contact us through the "Contact Seller" link to see what we can do for you. To avoid the chances of this happening, if you have a question about a book or other item, or would like to see additional photos, please use the "Contact Seller" link in the item description and let us know what you need. We will do our best to answer your questions *before* any sale. TERMS & ABBREVIATIONS IN OUR LISTINGS: For your convenience, here is a list of terms and abbreviations that we commonly use in listings: IBC: Inside Back CoverIBEP: Inside Back End PaperIFC: Inside Front CoverIFEP: Inside Front End PaperText-Block: The body of the book contained between the covers. Thanks for your interest in Dactyl Books!

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