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Chem 400 Chapter 1 Lecture Notes Part 1 Chemistry is the study of matter and its properties, including how it reacts. What's matter? Anything with _ and _. What are the 3 states of matter (or phases of matter) that chemists study?__ What are prop -
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Chem 400 Chapter 1 Lecture Notes Part 2 Measurements, Metric System, SI Units, and Scientific Notation In the lab, we make measurements, that is we collect data with numbers and units. The basic types of measurements with simple units are _, __, _, -
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CHEM 282 - Putting it in perspective 3/31/2008 1998, Dr. Uwe Kreis 1998, 2003, Dr. Uwe Kreis The History of Organic Chemistry Alchemy was a 3-dimensional science: matter, energy and life (vitalism) Then Whler synthesized urea, the first man mad