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u/Yopperpo · 3 pointsr/premed

I actually had the same question, and it turns out there is a general chemistry as a second language. It's not talked about much around here and it only seems to go over first semester stuff so I don't know how good it is.

u/thebillywayne · 2 pointsr/chemhelp

Hi.

Frankly, jumping right into inorganic without a background really will be difficult. Inorganic chemistry isn't general chemistry. Why is it that your first course is inorganic? Why not general chem?

Without an adequate background, it's unrealistic that you'll do well.

Have you considered taking different classes other than chem for a semester and getting a tutor to walk you through the basics?

There are a few "idiot's guides" to general chemistry.
http://amzn.com/1592571018

I really like the "... as a second language books."
http://amzn.com/0471716626