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    A Problem Solving Guide for Percent Composition and Empirical Formula Calculations: From Quantities in Chemical Reactions (Strand D of the Ontario SCH3U Curriculum)
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    A Problem Solving Guide for Percent Composition and Empirical Formula Calculations: From Quantities in Chemical Reactions (Strand D of the Ontario SCH3U Curriculum)
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    A Problem Solving Guide for Percent Composition and Empirical Formula Calculations: From Quantities in Chemical Reactions (Strand D of the Ontario SCH3U Curriculum)
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    A Problem Solving Guide for Percent Composition and Empirical Formula Calculations: From Quantities in Chemical Reactions (Strand D of the Ontario SCH3U Curriculum)

    By G Bradley Yhard

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    About this ebook

    This manual is intended to provide examples of problems, and their solutions, for the mass, mole and molecules calculations from the Quantities in Chemical Reactions unit in SCH3U (Grade 11 University Chemistry) in Ontario. It is not a replacement for a course textbook or notes, but provides an overview of theories and calculations and a set of practice problems to help you master the content.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherG Bradley Yhard
    Release dateFeb 16, 2019
    ISBN9780463041635
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    A Problem Solving Guide for Percent Composition and Empirical Formula Calculations: From Quantities in Chemical Reactions (Strand D of the Ontario SCH3U Curriculum)
    Author

    G Bradley Yhard

    Brad Yhard is a vice principal and science educator in Ontario, Canada. Raised in Sydney, Nova Scotia, he graduated from St. Francis Xavier University with a B.Sc. with an Honours in Chemistry, Dalhousie University with a M.Sc. specializing in analytical chemistry, and from Mount Saint Vincent University with a B.Ed. in mathematics and science. In graduate school he was the co-author of scientific papers ranging from the examination of bismuth compounds to specialty mass spectrometry. After becoming an Ontario Certified Teacher in 1999, he taught Science and Mathematics in both private and public schools until becoming a vice principal in 2016.

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