Laboratory Exercises for General Inorganic Chemistry I - Panagiotopoulos, Athanasios A.;Konstantinou, Evangelia K.
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Teaching and learning chemistry is a big challenge. Especially in the laboratory, it requires a lot of effort from both the professor and the student. The magic of learning chemistry over any other science is that it can be learned through observation. Chemistry is the perfect combination of theory and experiment, observation and interpretation, and is at the heart of the positive sciences. Our goal in writing the general and inorganic chemistry laboratory guide is to present a series of chemistry experiments that are representative of a fairly wide range of the field of chemical science.…mehr

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Teaching and learning chemistry is a big challenge. Especially in the laboratory, it requires a lot of effort from both the professor and the student. The magic of learning chemistry over any other science is that it can be learned through observation. Chemistry is the perfect combination of theory and experiment, observation and interpretation, and is at the heart of the positive sciences. Our goal in writing the general and inorganic chemistry laboratory guide is to present a series of chemistry experiments that are representative of a fairly wide range of the field of chemical science. Through experiments, students are exposed to the basic principles of chemistry. The experiments are designed so that a multifaceted study is conducted to interpret each experiment through a literature search. In this way, students in each field can analyze and deepen their knowledge from the perspective of their interests.
Autorenporträt
Dr. Athanasios A. Panagiotopoulos1,2PhD (c) Evangelia K. Konstantinou21Aegean College, Omiros Educational Group, Panepistimiou 17 Str, 10564 Athens, Greece.2Department of Nutritional Science and Dietetics, School of Health Sciences, University of the Peloponnese, Antikalamos, 24100 Kalamata, Greece.