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Introduction to Chemistry

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A laboratory analytical balance used for chemistry measurements

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MCGRAW HILL · 6TH EDITION (2025)

Introduction to Chemistry

Rich Bauer, James Birk, and Pamela S. Marks · 17 chapters, from matter and energy through biochemistry.

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OPEN TEXTBOOK · NO EDITION CLAIMED

Introductory Chemistry

David W. Ball · 16 numbered chapters, including chemical equations, moles, bonding, solutions, and nuclear chemistry.

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