Concept development studies in chemistry

0.1 Why concept development studies?
6.3 Observation 1: geometries of molecules
6.4 Observation 2: molecules with double or triple bonds
6.5 Observation 3: distortions from expected geometries
9.3 Observation 1: measurement of heat by temperature
9.4 Observation 2: hess' law of reaction energies
9.5 Hess' law
9.6 Observation 3: bond energies in polyatomic molecules
12.3 Observation 1: gas-liquid phase transitions
12.4 Observation 2: vapor pressure of a liquid
12.5 Observation 3: phase diagrams
12.6 Observation 4: dynamic equilibrium
14.3 Observation 1: strong acids and weak acids
14.4 Observation 2: percent ionization in weak acids
14.5 Observation 3: autoionization of water
14.6 Observation 4: base ionization, neutralization and hydrolysis of salts
14.7 Observation 5: acid strength and molecular properties

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