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Nabaza.net-The MarketPlace - The Standard Deviants - Chemistry (3 Pack)
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List Price: $53.98
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Manufacturer: Cerebellum Corporation
Starring: Standard Deviants
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Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated)
Binding: DVD
EAN: 9781581989298
Format: Box set
ISBN: 1581989296
Label: Cerebellum Corporation
Manufacturer: Cerebellum Corporation
Number Of Items: 3
Publisher: Cerebellum Corporation
Region Code: 1
Release Date: 2004-06-08
Running Time: 240
Studio: Cerebellum Corporation
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Whether you need help with high school chemistry, need to review for a college chemistry class, or you're studying for the AP Chemistry Exam, the Standard Deviants can help! The Standard Deviants will help you bond with the material as this chemistry tutorial demonstrates the states and properties of matter, atomic and molecular weight, thermochemistry, Lewis structures, VSPER Theory, molarity and molality, and much more. The Chemistry DVD 3-Pack includes Chemistry Parts 1-3.
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Summary: Worth getting as an adjunct only.
Comment: This coupled with Chemistry for Dummies and a few other Chemistry adjucts are the best bet for success in Chemistry I.
The 3 video set covers most of 1st Semester College Chemistry, and scrapes the surface of 2nd semester.
All the videos are good except...
Cons: (1) Video 1 has about 5 equations for calculating Moles, molarity, etc that are WAY too complicated. There is a simple algebraic equation to solve for all of these problems that they barely touch on (and they don't tell you that it can be applied to the following problems), and then the go into their preferred method which is pretty complicated and time consuming, but could be solved easily and quickly with the prior equation.
(2) The format is geared toward younger students and keeping your attention, so there are frequent skips, outtakes, interruptions etc... for all Standard Deviants videos. It's like watching a middle-school tv show for college students. For me, this doesn't add to my learning, but it does provide some laughs occasionally.
Overall, worth having as an ADJUNCT... it covers the basics and doesn't give you the foundation for those topics that you'll get in class and from your book.
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