flyingdude
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hi just wondering what textbooks u find most helpful with the prelim and hsc course for chem ~
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BlackJack
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For hsc... we used conquering chemistry, which is helpful with many dotpoints in our course. However, this one doesn't cover some of them well.
You should use a combination.
You should use a combination.
kini mini
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I hated Conquering, it has giganta errata pages and is poorly structured IMO. I used it very occasionally because the school made me buy it, I also used Thickett's Chemistry Pathways and the Longman Chem Contexts.
freaking_out
Saddam's new life
CONQ. CHEM ALL THE WAY.... EXCEL IS SHIT!!
needtostudy
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conquering chem cover the dotpoints
but i don't think in the depth you need for answering a 5mark question,
i recommend chemistry context book 2 as its the most updated book so far and goes a bit further in depth
although no one has made a new book for the new syllabus so chemistry context it is.
but i don't think in the depth you need for answering a 5mark question,
i recommend chemistry context book 2 as its the most updated book so far and goes a bit further in depth
although no one has made a new book for the new syllabus so chemistry context it is.