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Non Life Sciences => Chemistry => Topic started by: geo driver on 25/11/2009 06:47:57

Title: simple chemistry reading any suggestions ?
Post by: geo driver on 25/11/2009 06:47:57: b4 my studys start im trying to get a bit ahead and struggling with loads for stuff any good reads out there to explain the ways of the mole, energy diagrams ect

oh and they have to be über easy for the dullard novice

i want to start dull and turn out bright
Title: simple chemistry reading any suggestions ?
Post by: Nizzle on 25/11/2009 10:16:51: Usually the handbook you get from your school is OK. Try to find out what books the professor uses and buy them in advance (in sale period for example)
Title: simple chemistry reading any suggestions ?
Post by: geo driver on 26/11/2009 05:07:18: its been a long time since ive been to school and dont know any teachers in te profession
Title: simple chemistry reading any suggestions ?
Post by: Bored chemist on 26/11/2009 19:20:42: A Man called John Emsley has written some interesting stuff. Chemistry as popular science.
Title: simple chemistry reading any suggestions ?
Post by: geo driver on 26/11/2009 21:03:20: ill look him up cheers bored
Title: simple chemistry reading any suggestions ?
Post by: Bored chemist on 26/11/2009 21:21:24: Should that be "Ill look, him up-cheers Bored"?
I mean, I'm not much of a grammar nazi but..
Title: simple chemistry reading any suggestions ?
Post by: geo driver on 26/11/2009 21:34:34: dude my hands have melted due to severe exizima. im dyslexic and find writing extremely difficult. and grammar has always been hard for me. sorry i will have to make more effort, half the reason i joined the forum was to also improve my writing skills. cheers for the correction, keep it up i might be able tio write some day
Title: simple chemistry reading any suggestions ?
Post by: incolour on 27/11/2009 18:37:05: During my A levels I found www.chemguide.co.uk to be the best, in all honesty. It's much better written and clearer than most textbooks!