An Introduction to Materials and Chemistry: Book 1 (Science for Conservators)

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Cover Half Title Series Page Title Page Copyright Page Table of Contents List of Figures List of Tables Foreword and Acknowledgements Foreword to the Science for Conservators Series 1 What Science is Introduction A: The Value of Science B: Identifying Materials C: Levels of Identity D: The Use of Instruments and Scientific Language E: Observations and Theories F: Measurement and Accuracy in Practice 2 Beginning Chemistry Introduction A: Chemical Names B: Elements and Compounds C: Atoms and Molecules D: Solids, Liquids and Gases E: Mixtures and Purity F: Physical and Chemical Changes G: How Chemical Reactions Happen 3 Molecules and Chemical Equations Introduction A: Visualising Molecules B: Symbolic Representations of Molecules C: Building Chemical Equations D: Chemical Equations in Use E: Making Chemistry Quantitative 4 Atomic Structure and Chemical Bonding A: The Idea of Valency B: The Structure of Atoms C: Bonding Mechanisms D: Physical Properties Related to Bonding 5 Relating Chemical Names to Structure A: Forming Chemical Names B: Inorganic Compounds C: Organic Compounds D: Conclusion Answers to Exercises Periodic Table of the Elements Further Reading Index