Courses Intro course on different types of chemical families

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A Grade 10 student is seeking guidance on advancing their chemistry studies for Grade 11. They describe their current course as an introductory overview of chemical families, the periodic table, and balancing equations, which they found relatively easy. Recommendations for further study include standard general chemistry texts, specifically mentioning Raymond Chang's book and Atkins' "Principles of Chemistry," which was beneficial for a user entering chemical engineering. The student plans to visit the library for additional resources and practice problems.
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Hello Physics forums!
Im currently in Grade 10 learning the intro course on Chemistry. Can someone lead me to the right direction if I want to advance study for Grade 11 Chem? Please and thank you! :biggrin:

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BTW Grade 10 Chem was just an intro course on different types of chemical families, a simple lecture on the periodic table, and it was mostly around balancing equations. Easy Stuff!
 
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Read any standard general chemistry text and practice the problems for instance the one authored by Raymond Chang . Answer some chemistry problems here on physicsforums when the school season is happening again.
 
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genius: Look up this text, atkins, principles of chemistry. It is the first book I used when entering chem engineering.
 
Thank you! And Now I am headed to the library :D
 

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