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You may not even be sure what“chemistry” really is. Many High Schools and Colleges are now requiring students to take High School Chemistry. This series will introduce you to the basic concepts and problem solving included every High School Chemistry Course, typically a two-semester class.  \nLearning chemistry is about the understanding of the key concepts and the application of these concepts onto problem solving in chemistry. These two key ingredients are also the focus of this course. Unlike traditional textbooks, this Rapid Learning series will introduce you the chemistry via visual learning and smart teaching.  \nThere are total of 24 chapters in this course, each chapter will require the study of three components: core tutorial, problem drill and review sheet.  \nLet us put some real effort to learn chemistry, one hour at a time. Execute your study plan and carry your learning to the finish line.  \nTable of Contents  \nCore Unit \\#1 – Introduction to the Tools of Chemistry  \nIn this core unit, you will build the basics to chemistry mastery. 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