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Can someone please tell me what high school chemistry textbook that studying about octet rule is best for an idiot like me?
The discussion centers on recommendations for high school chemistry textbooks that effectively cover the octet rule. Participants suggest starting with "Elementary Chemistry" or "General Chemistry" textbooks, emphasizing that these resources are suitable for foundational understanding. For optimal learning outcomes, enrolling in an "Elementary Chemistry" course at a community college is advised, with a prerequisite of Algebra 1 for better comprehension.
PREREQUISITESHigh school students, educators, and parents seeking effective chemistry resources, particularly those focusing on foundational concepts like the octet rule.
Something along the line of college level "Elementary Chemistry" or "General Chemistry". Try one or two "Elementary Chemistry" books first. Give yourself a few weeks of study. For BEST results, one should study at least Elementary Chemistry at a community college. Some Algebra 1 may be a prerequisite for the course.askor said:Can someone please tell me what high school chemistry textbook that studying about octet rule is best for an idiot like me?