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100 _aTaber, S. Keith
245 _aFoundations for teaching chemistry : chemical knowledge for teaching
_c/ Keith S. Taber
260 _aLondon & New York :
_bRoutledge Taylor & Francis,
_c2020
300 _a175 p.
650 _aUnited States--Chemistry--Study and teaching (Secondary)
942 _cBK
505 0 _a1. Introduction 2. The nature of chemistry as science 3. Reflecting the nature of chemistry in teaching 4. The chemistry triplet 5. The submicroscopic realm 6. Concepts in chemistry 7. The most fundamental chemical concept: substance 8. Pure substances: elements and compounds 9. The periodic table 10. Energy in chemistry and chemical bonding 11. Contextualizing and integrating chemical knowledge