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Laboratory Manual for Principles of General Chemistry

This remarkably popular lab manual has won over users time and time again with its exceedingly clear presentation and broad selection of topics and experiments. Now revised and fine-tuned, this new Seventh Edition features three new experiments: Water Analysis: Solids (Experiment 3); Vitamin C Analysis (Experiment 16); and Hard Water Analysis (Experiment 30).

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In addition, nearly 900f the Prelaboratory Assignment Questions and Laboratory Questions are either new or revised..

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Author: Jo Allan Beran

Publisher: Wiley

Date: Apr. 15, 2004

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