Chemistry small teaching booklet

We are training people in natural health, and as part of it need to give them training in basic & advanced chemistry. I'm wondering if you can submit a proposal for 2 small workbooks for Chemistry basic & advanced, basically all you have to do is put line by line what you think it should cover. ie. 1. atoms - protons - neutrons - electrons - quarks 2. acid & alkaline - buffering etc Also if you have an idea for a book entitled 'biochemistry' If it's good I'd like to pay you to write the small workbooks. It should cover enough so a student can have no knowledge of chemistry, and have a knowledge by the end, but please make the explanations as easy to understand as possible as simple as possible, as some of our students might not even be very strong in English. ## Deliverables - chemistry definiton chemistry branches: analytical bio biotechnology inorganic organic physical - the scientific method macroscopic vs microscopic pure vs applied what would a chemist do? - matter and energy solids (sublimation, deposition, intensive extensive properties, malleability, physical & chemical properties, ), liquids & gases (pressure, barometer - closed manometer) boiling point freezing point pure substances and mixtures - elements - compounds (binary, ternary) homogenous heterogenous meaursing matter (SI system) volume mass weight accuracy/precision - density (Pyrite example) - measuring density energy - kinetic -gravitational potential measuring energy law of conservation of mass, law of conservation mass-energy work - temperature and temperatue scales celcius and kelvin vaporization, condensation and evaporation - atoms protons (nuclear charge) neutrons (mass number) electrons models bohr, quantum mechnaical model energy level diagrams, elect isotopes (including protium) discontinuous theroy models of the atom: "plum pudding" "golf foil" uncertainty principle? "wave-mechanical" nucleus -ions (cations anions) (monoatomic, ployatomic) ionic bonds (molecular compounds electro negativity, salts, intermolecular forces) polarity - periodic table metals and non metals metalloids semiconducters semimetals families and periods symbols atomic number lewis dot notations formula (molecular and empirical) molecular mass formuilas mass formula unit elctrolytes covalent bonds (co ordinate covalent bonds) electronegativity water VSEPR theroy chemical reactions (exothermic, endothermic, activation energy, synthesis, single replacement, double replacement, combustion) limiting reactants ionic reactions collision theory reactants (combination, decomposition, displacement, double displacementy) amonia as a good example le chateliers principles catylysts electro chemistry oxidation and reduction including redox reactions including potassium oxidation charge permanganate and hydrogen peroxide moles avogadro's number molar weight solutions sultues, solvents osmotic pressure acids, bases arrhenius theory bronsted-lowery acid-base reactions indicators log H+ bicarbonates, hydroxides (including monotropic (including aspirin) ditropic, tritropic bases carbon chemistry hydrocarbons (alkenes, alkene reactions, aromatic (benzene) saturated, unsaturated, alkanes alcohols (methanol, ethanol) carboxylic acids, esters, ethers petroleum fractional distillation catyltic converter monomers polymers water (hard and soft water) general tidbits: chemistry in dishwashing products or bleach or something like that maybe emollients in creams types of aluminum in deodarant uv radiation hair keratin disulfide bond aspirin story from the herb willow saccarin right and left handed molecules air and co2 pollution ozone layerCFC's troposphere stratosphere pH and swimming pools nuclear chemistry nuclear reactions? natural and artificial radioactivity and radioactive decay alpha beta gamma half life transuranium elements chain reactions and critical mass nuclear fusion nuclear fission early pioneers (very brief, like maybe 1 paragraph?) Amedeo Avogardo Niels Bohr Michael Faraday Linus Pauling food: carbohydrates including monosaccaraides, disaccarides and polysaccarides amino acids proteins including fibrous and glvular fats and oils stuff i didn't know where to put: - distillation crystallisation alloys key terms electroylsis entropy fuels lattices equilibrium steroids esters includin gpolyester nylon and carboxylic acid chromotography including gas and hplc