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Which is the best book to study for A2 Chemistry???
either Edexcel A2 Chemistry or David Facer's A2 Chemistry book??
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I think Edexcel A2 chemistry iz d best 1...
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thankzz man!!
but dn't u think Facer's book has calculation explanations???
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February 14, 2011, 06:54:10 am »
I like A2 chemistry by Carol Atkinson and John Hibbert. It's actually an AQA book but it has all the same syllabus as George Facer's book and the edexcel books but they're explained in much nicer language and broken down in a way that's easier to understand.
Good luck
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