General Chemistry
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When students see how chemistry shapes their lives and careers, they push themselves to explore deeper concepts and tackle harder problems.

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When we show students how chemistry shapes their lives and careers, they push themselves to explore deeper concepts and tackle harder problems.

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Explore the Atomic World

Matter and Energy in Our World
Building Blocks of Chemistry
Chemical Reactions
Solutions and Equilibrium
Energy Flow in Chemical Systems

* REAL CHEM Student Study, May, 2024. n=279

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19%

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Students using REAL CHEM scored two letter grades higher on exams, with scores rising from 42% to 61%.

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Discover Chemistry in the Real World

See how students interact with chemical concepts in simulations and explorations that bring them to life.

When three single bonds are added to the molecule, the bond angle is and the shape is

Create a molecule with 5 bonds to the central atom. What is the smallest bond angle? and the shape is

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