Chemistry Equations & Answers: a QuickStudy Laminated Reference Guide Pamphlet – February 22, 2006

This is good for anyone taking a Chemistry course or weak in any areas like equations. It's a trifold laminate that stays folded up nicely in my 3 ring binder. I found it easier to search then my book. I am going to list just the headlines over what it covers because I really wanted that information when considering my purchase and the picture is really too small to tell.Units and conversionReview of how to logorithmEquation of a lineCalculate experimental errorMean & DeviationSignificant Figures Rules (I really needed that)Calculate Nuclear Binding EnergyCalculate Atomic WeightHow to calculate Electromagnetic RadiationCalculate Molar MassCalculate chemical formulasCalculate Elemental % CompCalculate # of MoleculesCalculate Empirical FormulasCalculate Molecular formula from Empirical FormulaBalance and EquationStoichiometryBalance a redox equationCalculate theoretical yieldCalculate limiting RegentCovers all the Gas Laws includes formulas & graphsSolids & LiquidsThermodynamics; Heat Disorder , & EqualibriumDissociationCalculate pH, pOH, [OH-], Ka & Kb, [H+]eq, [OH-]eqSaltsCalculate pH of a bufferUse Henderson-Hassellback approx. for Buffer pHacid -base titrationdetermining equilibriumReaction RateRate LawDetermining Activation EnergyThere is a few paragraphs for each headline or a few formulas or a quick step by step guide. The first cover page is really basic and may be misleading in that way. I think one could mistakenly think it is either easy enough for them to understand or not comprehensive enough to help with the chem that you are taking, but I would urge you to check out the other pages. I think it is quite useful for any chem. It covers different stuff then the laminate that just says Chemistry from Quickstudy and I have found reason to have both. I also recommend the Advanced Periodic table from Quickstudy

This helps immensely! It is informative, durable, and an overall great tool for learning. I would strongly recommend it for college or just regular learning.

First year in chemistry in 11th grade. I use it in my backpack for reference. It is laminated and quick reference. I like it. The paper stock seems durable and it is helpful to have handy.

My seven year old Genius loves science so I figured she would love these as a challenge and nailed it for a day she is literally a genius and some day I hope to she her with NASA in space.

Great reference guide for some of the basic geometry subject. Good price, laminated. I just wish it was magnetic so it could hold on refrigerator or study room blackboard. Not bad price.

As a student, you can spend hours sifting through hundreds of textbook pages to find the equations you need. Even worse, after a few years in school, you'll find yourself searching years of notes and many different text books to find all the equations you'll need for your homework problems. This equation sheet is a LIFESAVER because it sums up everything you need to know and remember when in the chemistry field. I can't list all the times I've referenced it to remember the topics or equations I forgot about. This is something you should always carry with you and I suggest buying more in other topics.

Quick guide to formulas used in chem!!

I didnt like chemistry very much and after the first quarter I decided I needed extra help.So I purchased this so I could teach myself. As soon as I took it to school the kids in my class all asked where I purchased it, they also purchased these because the class was not easy and the instructor wasnt willing to give us the help we needed.Lots of information in this guide, definately recommend it to anyone. Struggling in class or not, this will help!