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9780716789192

Chemistry in the Community: (ChemCom)

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  • ISBN13:

    9780716789192

  • ISBN10:

    0716789191

  • Edition: 5th
  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2006-01-31
  • Publisher: W. H. Freeman

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W. H. Freeman, a recognized leader in scientific publishing, and the American Chemical Society, the world's largest scientific society, are proud to announce the excitingnew Fifth Editionof the classic high school chemistry text,Chemistry in the Community. What is ChemCom? Designed for a year-long high school chemistry course geared for college-bound students, ChemCom covers traditional chemistry topics with coverage organized around societal issues. With this program, students learn more organic and biochemistry as well as environmental and industrial chemistry. The text is 50% laboratory-based, with lab activities are fully integrated within context, not separate from the reading. ChemComfeatures decision-making activities to give students practice in applying their chemistry knowledge in various problem-solving situations. This text clearly addresses the fundamental concepts and principles found in the National Science Education Standards. Correlations are available showing how closely alignedChemComis to these and other state standards. The seven units of study inChemComcover the topics: 1. Water 2. Materials 3. Petroleum 4. Air 5. Industry 6. Atoms 7. Food

Table of Contents

Welcome to Chemistry in the Communityp. xix
Prefacep. xxi
ChemCom Mediap. 1
Water: Exploring Solutionsp. 2
Sources and Uses of Waterp. 7
Town in Crisisp. 7
Water, Water Everywherep. 8
Making Decisions Uses of Waterp. 8
Investigating Matter Foul Waterp. 10
Water Supply and Demandp. 15
Developing Skills Water Use in the United Statesp. 17
Where is the World's Water?p. 18
Making Decisions Water-Use Analysisp. 20
Making Decisions Riverwood Water Usep. 22
Section A Summaryp. 23
Looking at Water and its Contaminantsp. 25
Physical Properties of Waterp. 26
Developing Skills Densityp. 28
Mixtures and Solutionsp. 28
Particulate View of Waterp. 31
Modeling Matter Pictures in the Mindp. 32
Symbols, Formulas, and Equationsp. 34
Developing Skills Symbols, Formulas, and Equationsp. 36
The Electrical Nature of Matterp. 37
Ions and Ionic Compoundsp. 38
Developing Skills Ionic Compoundsp. 41
Investigating Matter Water Testingp. 42
Pure and Impure Waterp. 45
Making Decisions The Riverwood Water Mysteryp. 46
What Are the Possibilities?p. 47
Chemistry at Work Environmental Cleanupp. 48
Section B Summaryp. 50
Investigating the Cause of the Fish Killp. 53
Solubility of Solids in Waterp. 53
Developing Skills Solubility and Solubility Curvesp. 55
Investigating Matter Constructing a Solubility Curvep. 57
Dissolving Ionic Compoundsp. 59
Modeling Matter The Dissolving Processp. 62
Solution Concentrationp. 63
Developing Skills Describing Solution Concentrationsp. 63
Inappropriate Heavy-Metal Ion Concentrations?p. 65
Inappropriate pH Levels?p. 68
Inappropriate Molecular Substance Concentrations?p. 71
Investigating Matter Solventsp. 72
Inappropriate Dissolved Oxygen Levels?p. 75
Temperature, Dissolved Oxygen, and Lifep. 76
Making Decisions Determining the Cause of the Fish Killp. 79
Section C Summaryp. 82
Water Purification and Treatmentp. 85
Natural Water Purificationp. 86
Municipal Water Purificationp. 88
Making Decisions Water Purificationp. 89
Chlorination of Waterp. 90
Chlorination and THMsp. 91
Making Decisions Bottled Water Versus Tap Waterp. 91
Investigating Matter Water Softeningp. 92
Water and Water Softeningp. 96
Chemistry at Work Purifying Waterp. 100
Section D Summaryp. 102
Putting It All Together Fish Kill-Finding the Solutionp. 104
Looking Back and Looking Aheadp. 105
Materials: Structure and Usesp. 106
Why We Use What We Dop. 110
Properties Make the Differencep. 110
Developing Skills Physical and Chemical Propertiesp. 111
Properties Matter: Designing the Pennyp. 113
The Chemical Elementsp. 114
Investigating Matter Metal or Nonmetal?p. 115
The Periodic Tablep. 117
Making Decisions Grouping the Elementsp. 119
The Pattern of Atomic Numbersp. 120
Developing Skills Periodic Variation in Propertiesp. 122
Periodic Table of the Elementsp. 124
Organization of the Periodic Tablep. 125
Developing Skills Predicting Propertiesp. 125
What Determines Properties?p. 126
Making Decisions It's Only Moneyp. 127
Chart of the Elementsp. 128
Section A Summaryp. 130
Earth's Mineral Resourcesp. 134
Sources and Uses of Metalsp. 134
Making Decisions Production Versus Usep. 138
Investigating Matter Converting Copperp. 139
Metal Reactivityp. 140
Investigating Matter Relative Reactivities of Metalsp. 142
Metals: Properties and Usesp. 144
Discovery of Metalsp. 144
Developing Skills Trends in Metal Activityp. 146
Mining and Refiningp. 146
Modeling Matter Electrons and Redox Processesp. 148
Section B Summaryp. 151
Conserving Matterp. 153
Keeping Track of Atomsp. 153
Developing Skills Accounting for Atomsp. 155
Nature's Conservation: Balanced Chemical Equationsp. 157
Developing Skills Writing Chemical Equationsp. 159
Introducing the Mole Conceptp. 161
Developing Skills Molar Massesp. 163
Equations and Molar Relationshipsp. 164
Developing Skills Molar Relationshipsp. 166
Composition of Materialsp. 166
Developing Skills Percent Compositionp. 168
Investigating Matter Retrieving Copperp. 169
Conservation in the Communityp. 172
Making Decisions Rethinking, Reusing, Replacing, and Recyclingp. 176
The Life Cycle of a Materialp. 176
Developing Skills Copper Life-Cycle Analysisp. 177
Making Decisions Designing a Coinp. 178
Section C Summaryp. 180
Materials: Designing for Desired Propertiesp. 184
Structure and Properties: Allotropesp. 184
A Case of Elusive Identityp. 184
Developing Skills Linking Properties to Structurep. 187
Engineered Materialsp. 187
Making Decisions Alternatives to Metalsp. 190
Investigating Matter Striking It Richp. 191
Combining Atoms: Alloys & Semiconductorsp. 193
Five Cents' Worthp. 193
Modifying Surfacesp. 195
Chemistry at Work All That's Gold Doesn't Glitter...or Does it?p. 198
Investigating Matter Copper Platingp. 202
Making Decisions More Coin Design Considerationsp. 203
Section D Summaryp. 204
Putting It All Together Making Money: Selecting the Best Coin Designp. 206
Looking Back and Looking Aheadp. 207
Petroleum: Breaking and Making Bondsp. 208
Petroleum: What is it?p. 212
What Is Petroleum?p. 212
Investigating Matter Separation by Distillationp. 215
Petroleum Refiningp. 218
Examining Petroleum's Moleculesp. 219
Developing Skills Hydrocarbon Boiling Pointsp. 220
Chemical Bondingp. 220
Investigating Matter Modeling Alkanesp. 224
Developing Skills Trends in Alkane Boiling Pointsp. 228
Investigating Matter Alkanes Revisitedp. 229
Developing Skills Boiling Points of Alkane Isomersp. 231
Making Decisions Fuels and Climatep. 232
Section A Summaryp. 233
Petroleum: An Energy Sourcep. 237
Energy Tracingp. 237
Energy and Fossil Fuelsp. 238
Energy Conversionp. 242
Developing Skills Automobile Energy Conversionsp. 243
Developing Skills Energy Efficiencyp. 244
Energy Conversion Efficiencyp. 245
Chemistry at Work Oil's Well That Ends Well: The Work of a Petroleum Geologistp. 246
Investigating Matter Combustionp. 248
Using Heats of Combustionp. 251
A Burning Problem: Part Ip. 252
Developing Skills Heats of Combustionp. 252
Altering Fuelsp. 253
A Burning Problem: Part IIp. 256
Making Decisions Fuel for Transportationp. 257
Section B Summaryp. 258
Petroleum: A Building-Material Sourcep. 261
Creating New Options: Petrochemicalsp. 262
Modeling Matter Polymer Structure and Propertiesp. 265
Beyond Alkanesp. 266
Investigating Matter The Buildersp. 267
More Builder Moleculesp. 270
Builder Molecules Containing Oxygenp. 272
Condensation Polymersp. 274
Investigating Matter Condensationp. 275
Making Decisions Builder Molecules in Transportationp. 277
Section C Summaryp. 279
Energy Alternatives to Petroleump. 282
Energy: Past and Presentp. 282
Developing Skills Fuel Sources over the Yearsp. 283
Alternate Fuels and Energy Sourcesp. 284
Investigating Matter Biodiesel Fuelp. 286
Making Decisions Biodiesel as a Petroleum Substitutep. 288
Alternate-Fuel Vehiclesp. 289
Making Decisions Evaluating Alternate-Fuel Optionsp. 293
Section D Summaryp. 294
Putting It All Together Getting Mobilep. 296
Looking Back and Looking Aheadp. 297
Air: Chemistry and the Atmospherep. 298
Gases in the Atmospherep. 302
Structure of the Atmospherep. 302
Developing Skills Graphing Atmospheric Datap. 304
Investigating Matter Properties of Gasesp. 305
Pressurep. 309
Developing Skills Applications of Pressurep. 311
Atmospheric Pressurep. 312
Atoms and Molecules in Motionp. 313
Pressure-Volume Behavior of Gasesp. 316
Developing Skills Predicting Gas Behavior: Pressure-Volumep. 319
Investigating Matter Exploring Temperature-Volume Relationshipsp. 320
Temperature-Volume Behavior of Gasesp. 322
Developing Skills Predicting Gas Behavior: Temperature-Volumep. 323
Temperature-Pressure Behavior of Gasesp. 324
Developing Skills Using Gas Relationshipsp. 324
Nonideal Gas Behaviorp. 325
Modeling Matter Understanding Kinetic Molecular Theoryp. 325
Ideal Gases and Molar Volumep. 326
Developing Skills Molar Volume and Reactions of Gasesp. 329
The Ideal Gas Lawp. 329
Developing Skills Using the Ideal Gas Lawp. 331
Making Decisions Preparing to Explore the Bus-Idling Policyp. 331
Section A Summaryp. 333
Radiation and Climatep. 337
The Electromagnetic Spectrum and Solar Radiationp. 337
Always Harmful?p. 341
Earth's Energy Balancep. 341
Developing Skills Solar Radiationp. 344
Thermal Properties At Earth's Surfacep. 344
Developing Skills Thermal Properties of Materialsp. 346
Investigating Matter Specific Heat Capacityp. 346
The Carbon Cyclep. 348
Making Decisions Considering the Global Carbon Cyclep. 350
Investigating Matter Carbon Dioxide Levelsp. 350
Modeling Matter Incomplete Combustionp. 353
Greenhouse Gases and Global Changep. 354
Developing Skills Trends in Atmospheric CO[subscript 2] Levelsp. 358
Making Decisions Considering Greenhouse Gasesp. 359
Section B Summaryp. 360
Acids in the Atmospherep. 363
Acid Rainp. 363
The Rain in Maine ...p. 366
Investigating Matter Making Acid Rainp. 366
Chemistry at Work Using Chemistry to Bring Criminals to Justicep. 369
Making Decisions Preventing Acid Rainp. 370
Structure Determines Propertiesp. 370
Developing Skills Acids and Basesp. 372
Acidity, Molar Concentration, and pHp. 372
Developing Skills Interpreting the pH Scalep. 374
Strengths of Acids and Basesp. 375
Modeling Matter Strong Versus Concentratedp. 376
Acids, Bases, and Buffersp. 377
Investigating Matter Buffersp. 378
Making Decisions Considering Acid Rainp. 379
Section C Summaryp. 380
Air Pollution: Sources, Effects, and Solutionsp. 383
Sources of Air Pollutantsp. 384
Developing Skills Identifying Major Air Contaminantsp. 385
Smog: Hazardous to Your Healthp. 386
Making Decisions Vehicles and Smogp. 390
Stationary-Source Air Pollution Control and Preventionp. 391
Limiting Reactants and Scrubbersp. 393
Investigating Matter Cleansing Airp. 393
Controlling Automobile Emissionsp. 394
Controlling Air Pollutionp. 395
Ozone and CFCs: A Continued Success Storyp. 396
Air-Quality Conclusionsp. 401
Section D Summaryp. 402
Putting It All Together Bus-Idling Policy and Air Qualityp. 404
Looking Back and Looking Aheadp. 405
Industry: Applying Chemical Reactionsp. 406
Some Chemistry of Nitrogenp. 410
Making Decisions Chemical Processing In Your Lifep. 410
Chemical Productsp. 410
Investigating Matter Fertilizer Componentsp. 413
Fertilizer and the Nitrogen Cyclep. 417
Making Decisions Plant Nutrientsp. 419
Modeling Matter The Nitrogen Cyclep. 420
Investigating Matter Phosphatesp. 422
Fixing Nitrogen by Oxidation-Reductionp. 425
Developing Skills Determining Oxidation Statesp. 428
Section A Summaryp. 430
Nitrogen and Industryp. 433
Kinetics and Equilibriump. 433
Developing Skills Chemical Systems at Equilibriump. 437
Investigating Matter Le Chatelier's Principlep. 438
Industrial Synthesis of Ammoniap. 439
Nitrogen's Other Facep. 440
Developing Skills Explosive Nitrogen Chemistryp. 443
From Raw Materials to Productsp. 443
The Top Chemicalsp. 444
Green Chemistry and Responsible Carep. 446
Making Decisions What Does Riverwood Want?p. 448
Section B Summaryp. 449
Metal Processing and Electrochemistryp. 452
Electrolysis and Voltaic Cellsp. 452
Investigating Matter Voltaic Cellsp. 454
Voltaic Cells and Half-Reactionsp. 456
Developing Skills Getting Charged by Electrochemistryp. 456
Batteriesp. 458
Battery Sizesp. 458
Industrial Electrochemistryp. 461
Moving Toward Greener Methodsp. 464
Making Decisions Asset or Liability?p. 466
Chemistry at Work Searching for Solutions in Chemistryp. 470
Section C Summaryp. 471
Putting It All Together A Chemical Plant for Riverwood?p. 474
Looking Backp. 475
Atoms: Nuclear Interactionsp. 476
The Nature of Atomsp. 480
A Great Discoveryp. 480
Scientific Discoveriesp. 483
Nuclear Radiationp. 484
The Gold-Foil Experimentp. 486
Architecture of Atomsp. 487
Developing Skills Interpreting Isotopic Notationp. 490
Modeling Matter Isotopic Penniesp. 490
Isotopes in Naturep. 491
Developing Skills Molar Mass and Isotopic Abundancep. 492
Making Decisions Fact or Fiction?p. 493
Section A Summaryp. 494
Nuclear Radiationp. 497
Exposure to Ionizing Radiationp. 497
Radiation Exposure Standardsp. 499
Making Decisions Your Annual Ionizing-Radiation Dosep. 500
Ionizing Radiation: How Much is Safe?p. 502
Investigating Matter Alpha, Beta, and Gamma Radiationp. 504
Natural Radioactive Decayp. 508
Developing Skills Nuclear Balancing Actp. 511
Radonp. 512
Nuclear Radiation Detectorsp. 514
Investigating Matter Cloud Chambersp. 515
Making Decisions Ensuring Public Safetyp. 517
Section B Summaryp. 518
Using Radioactivityp. 521
Half-Life: A Radioactive Clockp. 521
Carbon-14 Datingp. 522
Modeling Matter Understanding Half-Lifep. 523
Developing Skills Applications of Half-Livesp. 524
Radioisotopes in Medicinep. 526
Using Radioisotopes in Medicinep. 528
Nuclear Medicine Technologiesp. 529
Artificial Radioactivityp. 531
Developing Skills Nuclear-Bombardment Reactionsp. 533
Transmutation of Elementsp. 534
Extending the Periodic Tablep. 534
Making Decisions Opinions About Radioactivityp. 536
Section C Summaryp. 538
Nuclear Energy: Benefits and Burdensp. 541
Unleashing Nuclear Forcesp. 541
Modeling Matter The Tumbling Domino Effectp. 544
Nuclear Power Plantsp. 546
Chemistry at Work Nuclear Power in Action: Submarinesp. 550
Nuclear Fusionp. 552
Making Decisions The Safest Journeyp. 554
Risk-Free Travel?p. 556
Nuclear Waste: Pandora's Boxp. 556
Developing Skills Disposing of High- and Low-Level Wastep. 560
Section D Summaryp. 561
Putting It All Together Communicating Scientific and Technical Informationp. 563
Food: Matter and Energy for Lifep. 564
Food as Energyp. 568
Food Groupsp. 568
Making Decisions Diet and Food Groupsp. 569
Investigating Matter Snack-Food Energyp. 570
Energy Flow: From the Sun to Youp. 572
How Does Your Garden Grow?p. 574
Energy Release and Storagep. 574
Developing Skills Energy in Actionp. 576
Energy In, Energy Outp. 578
Making Decisions Gain Some, Lose Somep. 578
Energy Intake and Expenditurep. 580
Section A Summaryp. 581
Energy Storage and Usep. 583
Carbohydrates: One Way to Combine C, H, and Op. 583
Chemistry at Work Food for Thoughtp. 586
Fats: Another Way to Combine C, H, and O Atomsp. 588
Saturated and Unsaturated Fatsp. 590
Developing Skills Calories From Fatp. 591
Hydrogenationp. 592
Developing Skills Fats in the Dietp. 594
Fat-Free Food?p. 594
Limiting Reactantsp. 594
Modeling Matter Limiting-Reactant Analogiesp. 596
Developing Skills Limiting Reactants in Chemical Reactionsp. 598
Making Decisions Analyzing Fats and Carbohydratesp. 600
Section B Summaryp. 601
Proteins, Enzymes, and Chemistryp. 604
Proteins: Function and Structurep. 604
Modeling Matter Molecular Structure of Proteinsp. 606
Protein in Your Dietp. 608
Developing Skills Analyzing Daily Protein Requirementsp. 609
Investigating Matter Enzymesp. 610
How Enzymes Workp. 611
A Problem to Chew Onp. 614
Investigating Matter Amylase Testsp. 614
Making Decisions Protein Contentp. 616
Section C Summaryp. 617
Other Substances in Foodsp. 619
Vitaminsp. 619
Developing Skills Vitamins in the Dietp. 622
Investigating Matter Vitamin Cp. 623
Minerals: Essential Within All Dietsp. 626
Developing Skills Minerals in the Dietp. 628
Food Additivesp. 630
Investigating Matter Analyzing Food-Coloring Additivesp. 633
Regulating Additivesp. 635
Nitrite Additivesp. 637
Artificial Sweetenersp. 637
Developing Skills Food Additive Surveyp. 638
Making Decisions Analyzing Vitamins and Mineralsp. 639
Chemistry at Work Keeping Food Supplies Safe for Consumersp. 640
Section D Summaryp. 641
Putting It All Together School Vending Choices: Guiding PTSA's Decisionsp. 644
Looking Backp. 646
Appendicesp. 1
Glossaryp. 1
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