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Elements, ions and the periodic table.
All 118 elements, with atomic number and category on the back. Symbols from Latin names come with a hint.
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All 118 elements, with symbol, period and group on the back.
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Hydrogen to calcium: symbol, atomic number, mass, state and a fact about each.
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Metalloid or noble gas? All 118 elements by type.
25 ions from ammonium to phosphate, with formulas and charges.
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Cells, the body, units and formulas.
What each part of a cell does, and which cells have it.
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The 11 organ systems, their jobs and main organs.
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From quecto to quetta: each prefix’s power of ten and symbol.
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20 core formulas from motion to waves, with every variable and unit.
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From times tables to calculus.
Every fact from 1 × 1 to 12 × 12. Study one table at a time with its tag.
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1² to 25², with the matching square roots.
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sin, cos and tan of 0°, 30°, 45°, 60° and 90°, with radians.
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Area, volume, perimeter and coordinate formulas, with what each letter means.
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Power, exponential, log and trig derivatives, plus the product, quotient and chain rules.
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Everyday Spanish words and verbs.
72 everyday words and phrases, English → Spanish, each with an example sentence.
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51 must-know verbs with their present and past “yo” forms.
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States, capitals, presidents and the Constitution.
All 50 states with their capitals, postal codes and regions.
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60 countries and their capitals, with notes on the ones people mix up.
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Washington to today: each president’s number, term and party.
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All 27 amendments, from the Bill of Rights on, with the year each was ratified.
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Vocabulary, grammar and literary terms.
60 high-value words with definitions and example sentences.
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25 terms from metaphor to climax, each with an example.
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Nouns to independent clauses, each with an example.
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All 24 letters in order, with where each shows up in math and science.
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