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|Chapter 1 The fundamentals of chemistry |
|Class Practice |1 |
|Chapter Exercises |3 |
|Chapter 2 The atmosphere |
|Class Practice |5 |
|Chapter Exercises |7 |
|Chapter 3 Oceans |
|Chapter Exercises |9 |
|Chapter 4 Rocks and minerals |
|Class Practice |12 |
|Chapter Exercises |13 |
|Part Exercises |15 |
| Chapter 5 Atomic structure |
|Class Practice |17 |
|Chapter Exercises |19 |
|Chapter 6 The
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