An edition of Environmental chemistry
(2011)
Environmental chemistry
by Rachel Eagen
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What do you think of when you hear the word chemistry? Most people think of a scientist in a white lab coat, conducting experiments. You might not realize that chemistry is everywhere. Chemical processes control how much rain and snow fall to the earth, as well as how long it takes for garbage to break down in landfills.
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Table of Contents
Science and discovery
About matter
Method of science
Everyday chemistry
Enviro chemistry
Testing theories
Polymer slimeball
Enviro cleaner
Eureka!
Creative chemists
Chemistry today
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 31) and index.
Guided reading: S.
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