Prentice Hall Chemistry

by Antony C. Wilbraham, Dennis D. Staley, Michael S. Matta

Prentice Hall Chemistry meets the needs of students with a range of abilites, diversities, and learning styles by providing real-world connections to chemical concepts and processes. The first nine chapters introduce students to the conceptual nature of chemistry before they encounter the more rigorous mathematical models and concepts in later chapters.

Genres: Textbooks, Science, Reference

826 pages, Hardcover

First published August 6, 2004

Reviews

[Timeo Williams]

I got this book back in high school and never took the opportunity to actually read it, and not just draw cartoon characters on the sides of pages.

The book/textbook is actually pretty good and goes a bit into various disciplines within Chemistry and does a decent job of educating you enough to understand them.

[Gaitan Sullivan]

This book goes into depth about the different types of chemistry. If you do not know anything about chemistry, this book will teach you all you need to know. It talks about all of the different molecular structures of the various components it also has an assessment side which helps you to remember and learn quicker.

[Kaitlyn Blazer]

sucks 0/10 would not recommend