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Anonymous users2024-02-06There are 8 books in the human education version, which are compulsory:
There are Compulsory 1 and Compulsory 2
Elective: Chemistry and Life Elective 1
Chemistry and Technology Elective 2
Structure and Properties of Matter Elective 3
Principles of Chemical Reactions Elective 4
Fundamentals of Organic Chemistry Elective 5
Experimental Chemistry Elective 6
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Anonymous users2024-02-05Compulsory 1 and 2.
Liberal Arts: Elective 1 Elective 2: Chemistry and Life, Chemistry and Production.
Science: Elective 3: Structure and Properties of Matter; Elective 4: Principles of Chemical Reactions; Elective 5: Fundamentals of Organic Chemistry.
Elective 6: Experimental Chemistry (generally not much).
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Anonymous users2024-02-04For the new edition of Renjiao, there are compulsory volume 1, compulsory volume 2, optional compulsory 1 "Principles of Chemical Reaction", optional compulsory 2 "Structure and Properties of Matter", optional compulsory 3 "Fundamentals of Organic Chemistry", and the optional compulsory three books are for students who choose chemistry as the subject of the college entrance examination to study, and the two compulsory books are generally learned, and the other versions are basically the same.
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Anonymous users2024-02-03Chemistry Books for High School Students:1.Faraday, The Story of the Candle
2.Cui Meibei did not have a sedan chair Hua's "The World's Sweet and Sour Chemistry Book".
3.Zhou Gongdu, "What is Chemistry".
Pattington, A Brief History of Chemistry
5.Chen Yin, "Elite Chemistry Primer".
6.Yan Xuanshen "Selected Lectures on Chemical Principles".
7.Zhou Gongdu et al. Chemical Dictionary
8.Jackson, "The Imitation of Chemical Elements".
9.Boyle, The Doubtful Chemist
10.Wang Huanhuan's "Beautiful Encyclopedia: The Knowledge Point of Investigation is Out of Outline".
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Anonymous users2024-02-02There are 8 books, 2 compulsory and 6 elective.
Chemistry is a kind of natural science, mainly at the molecular and atomic levels, studying the composition, properties, structure and change laws of matter, and creating new substances (the essence is molecules that do not exist in nature).
The world is made up of matter, and there are two main forms of change: chemical and physical changes (and nuclear reactions).
The word "chemistry" in Chinese, if interpreted literally, is "the science of change". Chemistry, like physics, is the basic science of natural science.
Chemistry is a natural science based on experiments. Mendeleev's periodic table of chemical elements greatly contributed to the development of chemistry. Nowadays, many people call chemistry the "central science" because chemistry is at the heart of some scientific disciplines, such as materials science, nanotechnology, biochemistry, etc.
Chemistry is a natural science that studies the composition, structure, properties and changes of matter at the atomic level, which is also the core basis of chemical change.
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Anonymous users2024-02-01You can go to the official website of the Nobel Prize to see Fengsui's award-winning work in recent years, if you are asked to make a slide show, can you explain their work clearly.
If it is a freshman or sophomore in high school, you can look at Xing Qiyi's basic organic chemistry and Jida.
The higher education version of inorganic chemistry co-edited by Wuhan University, and the physical chemistry of Fu Xiancai of Nanda University.
Zheng Ji Chen JunhuiGeneral Biochemistry！This is what my students use. The previous few recommendations have been turned over, and Yang Rongwu's "Principle" is too thick like a brick, which will scare children.
Wang Jingyan's upper and lower volumes are too professional. Biochemistry TutorialThe concise Wang Jingyan is still too detailed in some places.
Zheng Ji has read it in detail, the difficulty is appropriate, the knowledge base of high school biochemistry is sufficient, and there is a place that is closer to life. "Concise Tutorial".I've also read it.,It's a good book by Yuan Kiki.。
In the biology competition, I think Zheng Ji and Jian Ming are the best choices. There's also Quick Facts
The series of biochemistry, a small book, is concise and cautious, and it feels suitable for beginners.
Book list for first-year students in the Department of Biochemistry, University of Oxford: "The Selfish Gene".
"Congenital and Acquired", "Genome", Wang Jingyan, Zhu Shenggeng, Xu Changfa edited "Biochemistry Course", higher education published by the Press.
The Bible of biology (abbreviated) is known as the Bible of Biology (abbreviated) by the senior brothers and sisters, and it can be understood at the level of knowledge in high school.
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Anonymous users2024-01-31I responsibly recommend a book "Yang Liping's Concise Biochemistry Course" is not thick, but it is full of all kinds of organs.
It was the first biochemistry book I had ever turned over in high school. Be stupid.
It is recommended to learn English well, and you can directly read the original Lehninger Principle of Biochemistry after reading this book. By the time I graduate with a Ph.D., that's enough.
In my experience, if you want to be excellent in high school, you can just watch the domestic classics. Universities, on the other hand, must be able to study world-class classics, which is a broader vision.
If you have the opportunity, recommend two teachers who lead high school students to compete: Zhang Bin (gold medal coach of Nanchang No. 2 Middle School) and Yang Rongwu (professor of Nanjing University). Among the dozen or so competition instructors I have experienced, their biochemistry classes are simply classic.
By the way, Mr. Yang's courses can be seen on Coursera, but they may be aimed at the university level. <>
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Anonymous users2024-01-30There are 8 books in <> Chemistry High School: Compulsory 1, Compulsory 2, Elective 1 Chemistry and Life, Elective 2 Chemistry and Technology, Elective 3 Structure and Properties of Matter, Elective 4 Principles of Chemical Reactions, Elective 5 Fundamentals of Organic Chemistry, and Elective 6 Experimental Chemistry. But not every book will be learned.
There are a total of 8 books in Chemistry High School.
Compulsory 1 and 2.
Elective 1: Chemistry and Life
Elective 2 "Chemistry and Technology".
Elective 3: Structure and Nature of Matter
Elective 4: Principles of Chemical Reactions;
Elective 5: Fundamentals of Organic Chemistry.
Elective 6 "Experimental Chemistry".
But not every book will be learned.
Among them, the first year of high school should be studied: "Compulsory 1" and "Compulsory 2" (it is possible to also study part of Elective 1 "Chemistry and Life").
The second year of high school should be divided into arts and sciences:
Liberal Arts: Elective 1 "Chemistry and Life".
Science: Elective 4 "Principles of Chemical Reactions" and Elective 5 "Fundamentals of Organic Chemistry".
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