The discussion focuses on preparing for CHEM 1412 (General Inorganic Chemistry 2) by reviewing essential concepts from CHEM 1411. Participants emphasize the importance of revisiting old textbooks and utilizing exam reviews to refresh knowledge. A suggestion is made to check the new school's library for resources, including the previous textbook or relevant materials. Additionally, a link to MIT's OpenCourseWare for chemistry lecture notes is provided as a supplementary resource.
PREREQUISITESStudents transitioning from CHEM 1411 to CHEM 1412, educators seeking to guide students in their review, and anyone looking to strengthen their foundation in inorganic chemistry concepts.
Asphodel said:Just go re-read the chapters it covered. You do keep your old textbooks, right?
Asphodel said:Chemistry is a science, and the book was good enough for the topic the first time around. Where does the problem lie, again?
Asphodel said:Bummer. Have you checked whether your new school's library has a copy of your old book or the one used at the new school? (If you haven't noticed, I haven't taken inorganic chem to know what a topic list should look like, just curious about some of the more obvious review options you hadn't mentioned trying.)