John C. Kotz, Paul Treichel, Jr., and Gabriela C. Weaver
Published by Brooks/Cole

Table of Contents
Terms of Use | Sample Assignment

Enhanced WebAssign from Brooks/Cole

The content for this textbook is part of the Enhanced WebAssign series from Brooks/Cole. An Enhanced WebAssign access card is required for this book. This special access card can be packaged with a new textbook, so WebAssign is available to your students at no additional cost. The access card can also be purchased online or at the bookstore by students who do not purchase a new textbook. The stand-alone cost is $25 per semester or $17 per quarter for higher ed. For high schools, the normal secondary school pricing applies.

Please discuss how to order Chemistry and Chemical Reactivity 5e packaged with WebAssign with your textbook representative or WebAssign.

When you use WebAssign with the pedagogy and content found in this best-selling chemistry textbook, you help your students see chemistry in action. In addition, using the Brooks/Cole General Chemistry Now simulations and tutorials you can engage your students in powerful, mastery-based interactive learning!

1. Numerical feedback
   
   Every numerical questions checks the student's answer and gives conditional feedback based on how close their response is to the correct answer.
   
   
2. Homework Questions
   
   You can assign textbook questions that offer an interactive, tutorial learning opportunity for your students. These questions step the student through the solution offering feedback and hints to guide student content understanding.
   
   
3. Practice Questions
   
   Using the unique General Chemistry Now question type, students can construct an answer by dragging and dropping expressions into the correct position in the equation.
   
   
4. Simulation Question
   
   Students can now visualize chemistry models using interactive simulations of a chemical reaction coupled with an gradable tutorial.
   
   
5. Tutorial Question
   
   To help students learn difficult concepts, you can assign a structured tutorial offering feedback that leads your students through each stage of the solution.

Below is a list of questions for this book that are available in WebAssign. These questions are exactly the same as the questions in your textbook except for minor wording changes to make them work in a web environment. As often as possible, variables, numbers, or words have been randomized so that each student will receive a unique version.

Questions listed in black are ready for immediate use in an assignment. Questions in blue are under development, and should be available shortly. This list is updated nightly. Please contact WebAssign if you need access to a blue question or additional questions from this textbook.

You may duplicate a question and change it as you like for your class.

Some questions such as "derive an expression" cannot be answered by WebAssign, at this time.