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Everyone can benefit from having some understanding of environmental science and the chemistry underlying issues such as global warming, ozone depletion, energy sources, air pollution, water pollution, and waste disposal. Environmental Chemistry in Society, Second Edition presents environmental science to the non-science student, specifically focus
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45
UNDERLYING
PRINCIPLES
OF
CHEMISTRY
11.
Give
the
formula
for
the
compound
made
from
each
of
the
following
pairs
of
elements:
a.
Ionic
i.
Potassium
and
chlorine
ii.
Silver
and
sulfur
iii.
Iron(II)
and
iodine
iv.
Aluminum
and
sulfur
v.
Copper(I)
and
nitrogen
vi.
Sodium
and
bromine
vii.
Copper(II)
and
nitrogen
viii.
Calcium
and
chlorine
ix.
Magnesium
and
iodine
b.
Covalent
i.
Phosphorus(V)
and
iodine
ii.
Nitrogen
and
hydrogen
iii.
Silicon
and
chlorine
iv.
Iodine
and
chlorine
v.
Arsenic
and
fluorine
vi.
Boron
and
bromine
vii.
Hydrogen
and
sulfur(II)
viii.
Carbon
and
sulfur(II)
12.
Give
the
formula
for
the
compound
made
from
the
following
elements
and
poly-
atomic
ions:
a.
Sodium
and
sulfate
b.
Magnesium
and
bicarbonate
c.
Ammonium
and
chlorine
d.
Calcium
and
phosphate
e.
Iron(II)
and
nitrate
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J.W.,
Chemistry
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Changing
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Table of contents
- Front Cover
- Contents
- Preface
- Acknowledgments
- Author
- Chapter 1 - Background to the Environmental Problem
- Chapter 2 - The Natural Laws
- Chapter 3 - Underlying Principles of Chemistry
- Chapter 4 - Types of Chemical Compounds and Their Reactions
- Chapter 5 - Element Cycles
- Chapter 6 - Toxicology
- Chapter 7 - Energy and Modern Society
- Chapter 8 - Weather and Climate
- Chapter 9 - Air Pollution
- Chapter 10 - Air Inside
- Chapter 11 - Global Atmospheric Change
- Chapter 12 - Water
- Chapter 13 - Water Pollution
- Chapter 14 - Solid Wastes
- Chapter 15 - Hazardous Wastes
- Glossary
- Back Cover