What would be a really good textbook for self teaching inorganic chemistry?

What would be a really good textbook for self teaching inorganic chemistry?

I have been trying to look for a really good undergraduate inorganic chemistry course textbook to teach myself.



Not sure if this helps but I have taken general physics, general chemistry, organic chemistry, and calculus I, II and linear algebra. I have not taken physical chemistry yet .



I would appreciate any suggestions. I just want something along the lines of a book like Paula Yurkanis Bruice wrote for organic chemistry.



ThanksWhat would be a really good textbook for self teaching inorganic chemistry?
I own a copy of "Concise Inorganic Chemistry" by J.D. Lee. I use it as a reference text and self-learning; I never took an inorganic class. I searched on the book title:



https://encrypted.google.com/search?q=co鈥?/a>



I have been satisfied with this textbook, but keep in mind that I am not that knowledgeable about these types of textbooks.



You may want to consider purchasing a copy of "Chemistry of the Elements" by N.N. Greenwood and A. Earnshaw and use it for additional reference as you study.



On a fun note, I found this:



http://www.archive.org/details/textbooko鈥?/a>



This is an inorganic textbook from 1918 and you can download a pdf of the entire textbook. Pretty cool.



Best wishes with your studies.What would be a really good textbook for self teaching inorganic chemistry?
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