High School Chemistry: Handbook of Common Problem-Solving Methods

Author: Peng Jiaquan
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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
Features: This manual systematically and scientifically introduces commonly used problem-solving techniques and approaches in high school chemistry, based on the current national standards and textbooks for major high schools. It not only aligns with the teaching synchronization of current high school textbooks but also summarizes the content of each chapter (unit) into several small topics. Each topic consists of three parts: "Key Knowledge Points," "Problem-Solving Methods," and "Typical Exercise Training." The examples and exercises include those equivalent to the levels of the High School Graduation Examination (HSEE) and the college entrance examination (Gaokao) for both liberal arts and sciences, as well as those equivalent to the Gaokao chemistry and science subjects. To meet the current needs of the Gaokao, special open-ended, reading comprehension, and information transfer exercises have been selected. This manual is suitable for high school students of all grades for regular study and exam preparation, as well as for reference by teachers and parents.