01957cam a2200253 a 4500008004100000020001500041020001800056040000800074050002000082245005200102260005600154300002000210500002000230505032100250505001700571518001500588520084700603650001501450700003401465900001401499942001301513999001901526952015801545140703s1999    enka          001 0 eng c  a0854045643  a9780854045648  aSDU00aQD31bA169 199900aAccess to chemistry /cA.V. Jones ... [et al.].  aCambridge, UK :bRoyal Society of Chemistry,c1999.  a396 p. :bill.   aIncludes index.0 aBuilding blocks of matter -- Chemical bonding in materials -- Different types of chemical reaction -- Quantitative aspects of chemical reactions -- Chemical reactions, equilibrium and energy changes -- Compunds of carbon 1 -- Compunds of carbon 2 : organic compounds containing carbon, hydrogen, oxygen and nitrogen.0 aHKBU library  aYT2025 M101 a"Chemistry or the understanding of basic chemical concepts forms a vital part of many of today's access and foundation-level science courses in higher education. With the increase in numbers of students pursuing these courses in recent years, the need to acknowledge differing academic backgrounds has never been greater. Many may be entering via a vocational route and may not have A-level chemistry or its equivalent, or they may be mature students who need to refresh their chemistry to pursue an honours undergraduate course. Alternatively, the subject may simply have been 'difficult' or uninteresting in the past. Whatever the case, Access to Chemistry aims to fill the gap." "Key features include diagnostic tests to assess proficiency, worked examples throughout, hints for successful study, and clear layout in colour."--BOOK JACKET. 0aChemistry.1 aJones, Alan V.d1946-9222944  a= C.1 SDU  cGBE2lcc  c109215d109215  00102lcc406QD0031 A169  01999708CGB9284255aSDUbSDUcGEN3d2025-10-08e2l0oQD31 A169 1999p1000385432r2025-10-08 00:00:00tC.1w2025-10-08yGBE