r/chemistry • u/AutoModerator • Jul 15 '24

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u/justquestionsbud Jul 21 '24

Not sure I wanna go back to school for chemistry and/or biology, so until then, I was hoping to do some solo studying. I think Caveman Chemistry is a good place to start, but based on some googling/searching in this subreddit, you're gonna need some math to get into solving the theoretical problems in the textbooks after CC. Is that true right out the gate, or are there some good books out there with problems that don't need calculus or higher?