Kindle & Paperback

Community

Chemistry for Kids
The Atomic Structure
Charges and Mass

by Lex Sharp

Chemistry for Kids, The Atomic Structure

Charges and Mass

Enrichment

Conceptual Learning

Sharp Series

Author: Lex Sharp

Errata

Released: March 23, 2018

Language: English

Publisher: Fields of Code Inc.

Formats: Amazon Kindle Textbook, Paperback

Length: 174 pages

Access This Volume

Kindle eBook version is available on amazon.ca for Canada.
Kindle eBook version is available on amazon.com for the US.
Kindle eBook version is available on amazon.co.uk for the UK.
Kindle eBook version is available on amazon.com.au for Australia.
Kindle eBook version is available on amazon.de for Germany.
Kindle eBook version is available on amazon.com.br for Brazil.
Kindle eBook version is available on amazon.in for India.

If your market in not listed above, select Books or Kindle in your search box, and use the name of the book "Chemistry for Kids, The Atomic Structure: Charges and Mass" as your search term.

Paperback version is available on amazon.ca, amazon.com, amazon.co.uk, etc.
If a paperback version is not available in your local market then you can order from amazon.com even if you do not live in the US:

- Log into amazon.com with your existing local account credentials.

- Orders are fulfilled by Amazon and paperback shipments to your other local markets are available.

Read Kindle on Your Computer

Kindle Software is a free Reader and can be installed on nearly any type of computer, you don’t need to buy a tablet. Find out more here.

Abstract

This book is meant for students grades 6 and higher. It addresses concepts that are critical to the understanding of the inner structure of the atom, which lays the foundation for appreciating how elements behave in chemical reactions. The text has been integrated with colorful images that help engage the visual with the conceptual. No prerequisites are necessary.

A few mathematical chapters were infused into the book to support younger learners with the necessary mathematical background to succeed.

To get the most from this book, students should summarize each chapter and rehearse the concepts. Attempting to work independently through all problems at the end of the book is beneficial only before reading the solutions.

When solving problems, one can be sure the chemical principles presented were well understood. Restricting oneself to only reading is incomplete learning.

The series walks learners gradually and conceptually through the chemical and particle physics theories that are meant to jumpstart a more profound scientific understanding.