Chemistry: The Central Science by Theodore L. Brown

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The discussion highlights "Chemistry: The Central Science" by Theodore L. Brown as an essential resource for mastering problem-solving in general chemistry. The book features sample exercises with solutions, along with additional problems that provide answers without detailed solutions, allowing students to test their understanding of concepts and problem-solving mechanisms. It is recommended as a must-have for students studying general chemistry, with no specific prerequisites needed for its use.

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This is definitely the best book for problem-solving in general chemistry. It has sample exercises which has solutions and an additional problem where the solution is not shown but the answer is. I think it's really a great way to test if you understood the mechanism of solving such problems and the concept behind it. Definitely a must for students. It's general chemistry so I think it doesn't have any pre-requisites.
 

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