Posted August 31st, 2009
by admin
Jessica A asked: Hi!
I have been looking at several chemistry textbooks for self-learning. I so far am interested in Chang’s books and Kotz and Treichel’s work.
However, I still can’t decide! Can you tell me what you think is the best chemistry textbook to use (include edition, please.)
Thank you!
Tags: Chemistry Textbook, Chemistry Textbooks, Kotz
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Posted June 25th, 2009
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toteksd asked:
Any AP chemistry book is fine. I’m using the Zumdahl book and it’s large, just over 1000 page textbook. Can the teacher really cover that much material over a school year so how much of the book is actually used? What are topics left out?
Tags: Ap Chemistry, Chemistry Book, School Year
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Posted January 31st, 2009
by admin
spiderhedron asked:
The error is their stating that adding acids to water increases “hydrogen ion” (H+) concentration. As you probably know, what really happens is that adding acids to water increases hydronium ion (H3O+) concentration. Some textbooks get it right, but why can’t they ALL fix this mistake?
Tags: Acids, Hydrogen Ion, Water Increases
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Posted January 13th, 2009
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hazel asked:
They’re both by the author Nivaldo J. Tro.
My school recommended “introductory chemistry”, but if there’s not much difference b/w the 2, then i don’t wanna buy something more expensive.
Oh and I forgot to mention,
They’re both 3rd editions too.
Tags: Introductory Chemistry Essentials, Textbooks
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