Chapter 1.
How Chemists Use Numbers
Chapter 2.
Atoms and elements
Chapter 3.
Electrons and the periodic table
Chapter 4.
Compounds and chemical bonds
Chapter 5.
mole and chemical formula
Chapter 6.
molecular shape
Chapter 7.
Solids, Liquids, and Phase Changes
Chapter 8.
gas
Chapter 9.
Physical properties of the solution
Chapter 10.
Chemical reactions and chemical equations
Chapter 11.
Using balanced chemical equations
Chapter 12.
Acids and bases
Chapter 13.
equilibrium
Chapter 14.
organic chemistry
Chapter 15.
biochemistry
Chapter 16.
nuclear chemistry
Chapter 17.
electrochemistry

Introductory Chemistry: An Atoms First Approach is a textbook specifically designed for students learning chemistry for the first time. It promotes logical and intuitive learning through the "Atoms First Approach."
The features of this book are as follows:


atom-centered approach
It was designed to provide a deep understanding of the structure and properties of atoms from the beginning, so that later on, you can naturally learn about the formation of compounds and chemical reactions.

Connecting Chemistry in Everyday Life
Each chapter includes engaging case studies that highlight the connections between real-world chemistry and chemistry, making it easier for learners to grasp chemical concepts.

Systematic problem-solving training
By utilizing a step-by-step approach of [Strategy → Setting → Solution → Thinking], problem-solving skills can be effectively developed.

A variety of support materials to help you learn
'Student Notes' summarizes important concepts and suggests alternative approaches, while 'Summary of Key Content' recaps key concepts to aid review and preview.
Additionally, the 'Step-by-Step Practice Problems' are designed to help students understand the concepts clearly by providing problems of varying difficulty levels.


"Fundamentals of General Chemistry" is the optimal textbook to help beginners solidify their logical thinking and problem-solving skills.

※ If you use the book ticket included with the book, you can use the “Practice Problem Solutions” as an e-book.