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TOPIC 1 - CHEMICAL EQUATIONS
TOPIC 2 - HARDNESS OF WATER
TOPIC 3 - ACIDS, BASES AND SALTS
TOPIC 4 - THE MOLE CONCEPT AND RELATED CALCULATIONS
TOPIC 5 - VOLUMETRIC ANALYSIS
TOPIC 6 - IONIC THEORY AND ELECTROLYSIS
TOPIC 7 - CHEMICAL KINETICS, EQUILIBRIUM AND ENERGETICS
TOPIC 8 - EXTRACTIONS OF METALS
TOPIC 9 - COMPOUNDS OF METALS
4. THEMOLE CONCEPT AND RELATED CALCULATIONS
6. IONIC THEORY AND ELECTROLYSIS
7. CHEMICAL KINETICS, EQUILIBRIUM, AND ENERGETICS
8. EXTRACTION AND PROPERTIES OF METALS
9. COMPOUNDS OF METALS - PART I - OXIDES, HYDROXIDES, CARBONATES, ANDHYDROGENCARBONATES
10. COMPOUNDS OF METALS - PART II - NITRATES, CHLORIDES, AND SULPHATES
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IMPORTANCE OF CHEMISTRY
IN OUR DAILY LIFE - PART 3
12. Studying Chemistry Lets You
Acknowledge the Impact of Environmental Pollution
There is no doubt that environmental
pollution is a global problem. But how does it really affect life on the Earth?
To be able to understand the impact of environmental pollution on living beings
and the atmosphere, it is essential to have knowledge of basic chemistry. And
believe it or not, you do not need to study environmental
chemistry to understand how pollution works. Studying chemistry is enough
to get a general idea of how to improve the environment and protect
our planet from contamination.
13. It can prepare you for further studies
A good grounding in chemistry can give you
a competitive edge when it comes to further studies in a STEM field such as
biology, geology, physics, or engineering. It will also help you better
understand complex concepts in other areas such as nutrition, environmental
sciences, and biochemistry.
14. Chemistry is used in law
Chemistry is involved in the legal field
in a few ways. Chemists can work in intellectual property, examining copyright
issues and filing for approval from regulating agencies. Before giving this
approval, agencies need to know the chemical makeup of products and how they
might affect people and the environment. A chemist is the best person to
explain this information. Chemists can also be found in forensics. They analyze
physical evidence at crime scenes and help law enforcement understand how
crimes occurred.
15. Chemistry is everywhere
Chemistry is the study of the building
blocks of our world. Everything you touch, wear, eat or drink is the result of
a chemical process. By studying chemistry, you learn how the world works and
how items, such as medicines, get manufactured.
16. Studying Chemistry Boosts Creative
Thinking and Problem-Solving Skills
As chemistry is all about understanding different concepts and solving problems rather than learning random sentences by heart, it boosts various skills, including creative thinking. Besides, identifying and understanding concepts, doing research, and brainstorming are parts of studying chemistry, meaning that it also enhances your problem-solving skills.
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