The underlying premise of this book is that chemistW is a science based on
observations and measurements, from which deductions and principles can be
derived, Our view is that the study of dmmistW should start with the visible,
tangible world of macroscopic experience and move from there toward tile
simple models that help to organize and rationalize daily experience. As stu-
dents become comfortable with the chemist s way of viewing natural phenom-
ena, the more fundamental (but also less evident) theoretical basis of the subiect
can be introduced gradually. It is our hope ~hat students will come to look upon
theoW and experiment (or observation) as mutually reinforcing ~spects of sci-
ence. Each informs the other, and together they point the way to a deeper
understanding of thc workings of the real world. Our organization also allows
students to begin meaningful laboratory work at an early stage.
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