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General Chemistry, Principles, Patterns and Applications
The goal of this text is to address the increasing close relationship among various disciplines and to show the relevance of chemistry to contemporary issues in a pedagogically approachable manner. This book explains the following topics: Molecules, Ions, and Chemical Formulas, Chemical Reactions, Reactions in Aqueous Solution, Energy Changes in Chemical Reactions, The Structure of Atoms, The Periodic Table and Periodic Trends, Ionic versus Covalent Bonding, Molecular Geometry and Covalent Bonding Models.
Author(s): Saylor Foundation
2365 Pages 
An Introduction to Chemistry by Mark Bishop
This note is just right for one beginning to embark on his journey in chemistry. The coverage includes such wide-ranging topics as structure of matter, chemical elements, and chemical compounds. Major areas include introduction to chemical reactions, acids and bases, oxidation-reduction reactions, and energy changes in the reactions. Further explained, the note is to define unit conversions, chemical calculations, and modern atomic theory through molecular structure and solution dynamics, besides introducing organic chemistry, biochemistry, and nuclear chemistry for a broad basis. The note is helpful because it provides a foundational outline for students taking up the general chemistry courses.
Author(s): Mark Bishop
776 Pages
Dmitri Mendeleev's The Principles of Chemistry is a classic that laid the foundation for the periodic table. The book is a detailed discussion of water and its compounds, hydrogen and oxygen, and their saline combinations. It includes Dalton's law, properties of gases, and atomic theory in the discussion of the chemistry of elements and their compounds. It is also interesting for its discussion of atomic weights of elements and how to arrange the periodic table-the work of Mendeleev. The book would serve well for the reader trying to understand the very earliest stages of modern chemistry with contributions that have shaped this particular field of science today.
Author(s): D. Mendeleeff
NA Pages