Suggest a book for Inorganic chemistry .

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For studying Inorganic Chemistry relevant to JEE-2008, it's essential to focus on a comprehensive textbook that covers key concepts and reactions. Emphasis should be placed on understanding molecular theory, as it underpins many aspects of Inorganic Chemistry. A recommended resource is "Inorganic Chemistry: Principles of Structure and Reactivity" (4th Edition), which provides a solid foundation. It's important to have a thorough grasp of the subject before relying on shortcuts, as they are most effective for those already familiar with the material.
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Suggest a book for Inorganic chemistry ...

Please suggest a book for Inorganic chemistry which contains every reaction and concept relevant to JEE-2008...


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Is that a good plan? Maybe, better is to have studied Inorganic Chemistry, including any supporting prerequisites; and use a good Inorganic textbook. Much emphasis on molecular theory supports the study of Inorganic Chemistry, not just knowing reactions. Maybe you would be interested in a book written by 'huhey' (I forgot the exact spelling of this last name). I do not know if his book contains, "every reaction and concept" that you need.

Short-cuts are only useful if you already studied the course.
 
Inorganic Chemistry: Principles of Structure and Reactivity (4th Edition) -
 

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