"Hill's Chemistry for Changing Times" (15th Edition) is a comprehensive resource tailored for non-major introductory chemistry courses. This edition continues to engage students by connecting chemical principles to real-world applications, making the subject both relevant and accessible.
 
The 15th Edition introduces new examples and a consistent model for problem-solving, guiding students through the process and encouraging the application of previously learned concepts. New problem types are designed to develop essential skills, including scientific literacy, data analysis, and critical thinking.
 
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About the Authors
 
John W. Hill is a Professor Emeritus at the University of Wisconsin–River Falls, known for his contributions to chemical education and authorship of several chemistry textbooks.
 
Terry W. McCreary is a Professor of Chemistry at Murray State University, with research interests in chemical education and inorganic chemistry.
 
Marilyn D. Duerst is an Associate Professor Emerita at the University of Wisconsin–River Falls, recognized for her dedication to teaching and chemical education.
 
Rill A. Reuter is a chemistry educator with extensive experience in teaching and curriculum development, focusing on making chemistry accessible to all students.