A-level chemistry....books

• Kahynickel

  9 May 14, 01:23

  I would request the UltimaOnline to read my e-mail.

  Thank you.

• UltimaOnline

  9 May 14, 01:52

  Hi Kahynickel,
  
  For reaction kinetics, and other topics involving chemistry calculations, I recommend the following books (which fulfill your requirement of having "detailed solutions of these types of questions plus new questions") :
  
  
  
  http://www.amazon.com/Understanding-Advanced-Chemistry-through-Problem/dp/9814578908
  http://www.worldscientific.com/worldscibooks/10.1142/9045-vol1
  
  
  
  http://www.amazon.com/Understanding-Advanced-Physical-Inorganic-Chemistry/dp/9814317268/
  http://www.worldscientific.com/worldscibooks/10.1142/7833
  
• Kahynickel

  9 May 14, 02:17

  Thank you for your prompt reply. People like you are a valuable asset to this world. May you live longer enough for your country and for the rest of the world.
• FireIce

  9 May 14, 12:51

  pls use PM for such cases

• UltimaOnline

  9 May 14, 13:49

  Originally posted by FireIce:

  pls use PM for such cases

  
  
  
  On the contrary, Kahynickel, as far as possible, in the future please post on the forum the contents of your original question rather than emailing or PMing. This is so all visitors to the forum can participate and benefit from your original questions. For instance, here you felt the need to email me to A level paper, to illustrate the kind of question you were referring to. But in future, simply post the exam paper link here on the forum, so everyone can participate in your question. For instance, all the Cambridge A level papers (including the one that you emailed) can be found on http://www.xtremepapers.com/ and http://freeexampapers.com/. If your original post had posted the link as well as the contents of your original question here (instead of only via email), all visitors to this forum can better follow and benefit from your questions. ^___^
• UltimaOnline

  9 May 14, 23:55

  One more thing : Kahynickel, and all A level students, teachers and tutors, you can now purchase CS Toh's books are now available as ebooks : Android application on your phone, Google Books and Google Play.
  
  
  http://www.post-1.com/step-by-step/?a=order
  
  Kahynickel, CS Toh's book (above) actually has a lot more exam questions with worked solutions of the type that you're looking for. In contrast, the earlier two books I recommended by Chan Kim Seng and Jeanne Tan, go into more depth and explanation of the underlying concepts involved (for every topic, including kinetics). But CS Toh's book has a lot more examples of exam questions (with worked solutions).
  
  All A level H2 Chemistry students should buy both CS Toh's books, as well as Chan Kim Seng and Jeanne Tan's books.
  
  Check out my entire List of Recommended Books for H2 Chemistry here :
  http://www.infinity.usanethosting.com/Tuition/#Books_for_H2_Chemistry