Good 101 chemistry books? and databooks?

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Hi.
I'm looking for a good 101 chemistry book (still big in size) for university. The kind of all around book with all the useful formulas, and explanation for how they are used.

Another type of book I'm looking for is a good datebook for chemistry, with all the table values such as ΔH ΔS (entropy) etc.

Any suggestions? :)
 

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christian0710 said:
Another type of book I'm looking for is a good datebook for chemistry, with all the table values such as ΔH ΔS (entropy) etc.

CRC Handbook of Chemistry and Physics, 2.5k pages of pure data.
 
Lewis and Evans : Chemistry

If the CRC book is to pricey then

Aylward and Findlay : SI Chemical Data

Nuffield Advanced Science Book of Data

Kay and Laby : Tables of Physical and Chemical Constants
 
Hey, thank you for the reply. Does Lewis and Evans include advanced acid/base equations and advanced sulubility product examples or is it more superficial?