can someone tell about some chemistry books i want to learn everything there is about it it

 

preferebly with experiments,components of things.

Edited December 24, 201015 yr by Abreu

can someone tell about some chemistry books i want to learn everything there is about it it

 

preferebly with experiments,components of things.

 

I seriously doubt there is one book that covers all of it. I've read whole books [about 800 pages] on the chemistry of one obscure element like osmium. There is a book called General Chemistry by Linus Pauling. It covers a nice portion of the general chemistry undergraduate curriculum like nomenclature, stoichiometry, periodic table, simple equilibrium, very basic thermodynamics, easy kinetics, gas laws and some basic organic reaction chemistry even. The math is no more difficult than college level algebra, and a small bit of very easy calculus (but you could probably understand reasonably well without the cal).

Edited December 24, 201015 yr by mississippichem