Chemical Problem-Solving by Dimensional Analysis: A Self-instructional Program Book Details
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- Author: Arnold B. Loebel
- Publisher: Houghton Mifflin Company
- Publication Year: 1974
- Format: Trade Paperback
- Condition: Acceptable
- ISBN: 0395169704
- Language: English
Condition Notes
Trade paperback covers show significant edge wear and rubbing, particularly along the spine and corners. The spine is creased and shows some color loss at the head and foot. The front cover has a small area of surface peeling near the top edge. The binding remains secure. Internal pages are clean and free of highlights or marginalia. A handwritten signature reading as Arnold B. Loebel is present on the title page.
Description Chemical Problem-Solving by Dimensional Analysis: A Self-instructional Program by Arnold B. Loebel. Published by Houghton Mifflin Company, Boston, 1974. Trade paperback. Loebel was a professor of chemistry at Merritt College in Oakland, California. This work is designed as a programmed learning text for students to master the factor-label method of solving chemical calculations. It covers topics including scientific notation, metric units, density, the mole concept, stoichiometry, and gas laws. This copy contains a handwritten inscription on the title page that reads as the author\'s name, Arnold B. Loebel. Topics & Subjects
chemistry • science education • self-instructional text • dimensional analysis • stoichiometry • academic textbook • vintage 1970s • programmed learning • trade paperback • college chemistry • acceptable condition • study guide
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