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Chemistry roadmap
From atoms and periodic trends to bonding, reactions, equilibrium and thermodynamics.
Mendeleev explains
Start from what you can observe, then connect it to the model scientists use.
Try this
Look for one measurable consequence: a colour change, a temperature change, a spectrum, a pressure, a mass or a time.
Common trap
A model is useful because it explains and predicts. It is not a literal photograph of nature.