Best Resources to Relearn Introductory Chemistry?

[MJay82]

I took the first part of the college-level introductory chemistry classes (it's CHEM 1211 here). I took it a long time ago - 2002. When I took it, I didn't pay attention, it's a miracle I passed the class at all. And now I need the second part of the class. I'm worried that I'll be missing vital information because of this, but at the same time I really can't spend the time or money in the Fall to retake that class.

I've got a little under two months before Fall and not much to do now. I'm wondering if anyone can recommend any good resources for delving into this material by myself - I can really spend upwards of 3-4 hours a day if needed over the next few months. I imagine there's material over at khanacademy, so I'm going to check that out. I wouldn't mind hitting the major topics out of CHEM 1211 and maybe crash-coursing through 1212 too.

I do have Physics I and II under my belt and I did very well in those classes, so I feel like I know how to learn science material. I just need to find the best resources.

Thanks for any help.

 

[Borek]

Do you remember what was covered in CHEM 1211? Any chances to find the original books/materials used then?

If these were introductory classes, I guess any general chemistry book should be a good starting point. There are two collections of links on the site, here and here.

 

[MJay82]

I don't remember much about that 1211 class. What I'm probably going to do is buy the book that the school I'm going to take 1212 with uses, because I believe it's one book for both semesters.

Thanks for the advice!

 

[ElijahRockers]

You might try visiting www.khanacademy.org
It is a website with excellent videos for introductory sciences and maths.