Descriptive kinetics notes needed

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Struggles with understanding kinetics in AP Chemistry are highlighted due to unclear textbook explanations and a lack of support from the teacher. The need for clear and precise notes on kinetics is emphasized, with requests for recommendations on helpful resources or books. Links to specific chemistry resources are shared, aiming to assist students in grasping the concepts of kinetics more effectively.
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We are currently going over Kinetics in my AP Chemistry class but I am struggling with kinetics, our book is not very clear and tackles on several ideas at once making it hard to understand. My teacher is also not very helpful, sadly. I have been searching for some notes on Kinetics but have not found any that are clear and precise. Would anybody mind sharing a link or even recommend a book?
 
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http://www.chem.arizona.edu/~salzmanr/480a/480ants/chemkine.html

http://www.askmryuen.com/askmryuen2007/chemistry12/Unit1notespdf.pdf
 

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