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Table 1.5 Some English-Metric Conversions (113.0K)
Table 1.6 Densities of Some Common Substances (157.0K)
Figure 3.17 Monatomic Anions and Oxoanions (306.0K)
Table 3.4 Important Polyatomic Ions (244.0K)
Figure 3.23 Naming Ionic Compounds in Which the Cation Exhibits a Single Charge (396.0K)
Figure 3.25 Naming Ionic Compounds in Which the Cation Exhibits Multiple Charge (413.0K)
Table 3.9 Common Greek Prefixes (215.0K)
Figure 3.28 Naming Molecular Compounds (260.0K)
Figure 3.35 Naming Acids (225.0K)
Figure 3.36 Naming Compounds (481.0K)
Table 5.1 Classes of Chemical Reactions (316.0K)
Table 5.2 Decomposition Reactions That Occur When Compounds are Heated (355.0K)
Figure 5.21 Activity Series (228.0K)
Table 5.3 Rules Used to Predict the Solubility of Ionic Compounds (400.0K)
Table 6.2 Specific Heats of Some Substances (348.0K)
Table 6.3 Heat Changes for the Combustion of Fuels (258.0K)
Table 6.4 Energy Values of Food Components (192.0K)
Figure 7.6 Electromagnetic Spectrum (358.0K)
Figure 7.23 Valence Level Electron Configurations of Elements (906.0K)
Figure 7.26 Ionization Energies for the Elements (501.0K)
Table 7.1 Successive Ionization Energies for Period 2 Elements (472.0K)
Figure 7.30 Atomic Radii Values (378.0K)
Figure 7.33 Ionic Radii Values (337.0K)
Figure 8.3 Ionic versus Covalent Bonding (308.0K)
Figure 8.5 Electronegativity Values (612.0K)





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