Petrucci uses less than a page, concentrating on its Lewis structure and four resonance hybrid contributors. Petrucci also has two related exercises. Both Petrucci and Whitten try to answer such a call. Both texts use the White Cliffs of Dover as examples of natural calcium carbonate, but Petrucci's page reference to it in the index is not correct, listing page 755 instead of 655. Another selling point for both texts is the plethora of good solved examples, nearly 300 each.
Many teachers spend a significant fraction of classroom instructional time going over examples.
Cross-textual similarity continues. Please allow your curiosity and interest to be aroused by reading over the following lists of features, which caught my eye in each text. Both texts take the conventional approach in dealing with the Aufbau filling orders and electron configurations of transition metal atoms, and have figures showing mnemonic aids. This subject will no doubt be clarified in time. Importance delegated to the subject of quantum numbers has pretty much settled out in the writing of general chemistry texts.