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The discussion centers on the textbook "Chemistry" by Raymond Chang, which was used for a general chemistry class. The author finds the textbook effective, noting that it provides clear explanations. However, there is criticism regarding the inclusion of many esoteric problems, suggesting that the book would benefit from a more focused set of practical questions at the end of each chapter for better practice.

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I used this textbook for my general chemistry class. I thought it was pretty good, gave fairly good explanations. There were a lot of esoteric problems I felt; I think the book could use less of those problems and just have a good set of questions at the end of the chapters for practice.
 
Im currently reading mathematics for physicists by Philippe Dennery and André Krzywicki, and I’m understanding most concepts however I think it would be better for me to get a book on complex analysis or calculus to better understand it so I’m not left looking at an equation for an hour trying to figure out what it means. So here comes the split, do I get a complex analysis book? Or a calculus book? I might be able to Borrow a calculus textbook from my math teacher study that for a bit and...

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