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Introductory Chemistry: An Active Learning Approach (with ChemistryNOWâ„¢ Printed Access Card)
by Mark S. Cracolice, Edward I. Peters
from Brooks Cole

Customer Reviews:

• Avg. Customer Rating: 4.0 / 5.0

• A Perfect Introduction
  I dreaded the idea of taking a chemistry class because A) I have no real interest in chemistry as a subject, B) Because I have a horrible memory and have a hard time remembering uninteresting things I'm not interested in, and C) I despise math, and I know chemistry contains a lot of it.
  This book puts my fears to rest. It talks to me like the beginner I am; the photos, illustrations and analogies make the subject matter fun and relevant (Did you know that a can of soda will sink but a can of diet soda... more info

• Owner didn't even have the book anymore.
  The person I was suppose to buy it from emailed me and told me her daughter sold it this summer, so she didn't have it. She did refund us the money though, so I do appreciate that.

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  The book I ordered was received within the fastest period of time.The commodity was in good condition.

• Good Learning Tool
  "Introductory Chemistry" by Cracolice and Peters is very well written, and well organized as far as textbooks go.I always found their ability to explain the basic concepts of Chemistry to be superior to many of the other General Chem books on the market. I used this book in conjunction with "The Complete Idiot's Guide to Chemistry" by Ian Guch to self-teach myself almost all of the General Chem curriculum. Admittedly, I used Cracolice's work as a supplement to the Complete Idiot's Guide because Guch's book... more info

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