Introduction to chemistry for biology students 9th edition by sackheim

Nov 19, Justin rated it it was ok. Spends a good deal of time doing review and little explaining the material. Less biochem content then I expected. Oct 25, Sasha rated it did not like it. I want to read this book how to open this book.

Feb 17, Samantha rated it liked it Shelves: educational. I think the answer key should be in the back of the book. Also I would like a bit more explanation on some of the things, Particularly the answers. Other than that, good chemistry book. As the title demonstrates, this is basic chemistry understandable by students who are not majoring in chemistry. Aug 03, Alessandro rated it really liked it. Very helpful review. May 22, Leah rated it really liked it. I got this book for a college chemistry course I took.

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View all copies of this ISBN edition:. Synopsis Introduction to Chemistry for Biology Students, Ninth Edition is a unique workbook that uses a step-by-step approach to teach students the chemistry necessary for success in life sciences courses. Buy New Learn more about this copy. Customers who bought this item also bought.

Stock Image. Published by Pearson New Softcover Quantity: 1. Seller Rating:. Seller Image. New Softcover Quantity: 5. Published by Prentice Hall New Softcover Quantity: GF Books, Inc. Table of Contents I. Atomic Structure 2. Chemical Symbols 3. Atoms and Molecules 4. Ionization 5. Liquid Mixtures 6. Diffusion and Osmosis 7. Nerve Cells II. The Covalent Bond 9. Polar and Nonpolar Covalent Bonds Functional Groups in Organic Compounds Hydrogen Bonds Isomers III.

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