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General Chemistry by Prof. Roussel
This note explains the following topics: Atoms, Nuclear reactions and radiation, Nuclear stability, Kinetics of radioactive decay, Light, Quantum mechanics and spectroscopy, Hydrogenic orbitals, Multielectron atoms, Periodic trends, Metals and crystal structures, Chemistry of the alkali metals, Ionic compounds, The alkaline earth metals, The group metals, Covalent bonding and Lewis structures, Molecular shape, Intermolecular forces, Kinetic molecular theory of gases, Hydrogen, Lewis acids and bases, The halogens, The chalcogens, Crystal field theory .
Author(s): Prof. Roussel
NA Pages 
This is an introduction to chemistry for new starters, taking the basic principles and core topics of chemistry. Starting with an excellent introduction to atoms, molecules, and ions, then key ideas such as chemical reactions, stoichiometry, and the mole concept, these are just a few ideas that come up. The text covers other critical subjects such as chemical bonding, solutions, acids and bases, and chemical equilibrium among others. It stands highly recommended for any student commencing their chemistry course due to the lucid way its concepts, examples, and applications are put forth to ensure easy understanding of the concepts and their underlying principles.
Author(s): lardbucket.org
964 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