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Before General Chemistry Notes was written, we examined 87 undergraduate General Chemistry textbooks. We discovered that 94.8% of the chapters (and even the chapters' subtopics) were sequenced in exactly the same order. Each of the 20 "chapters" (Sections) in General Chemistry Notes relates to the material in YOUR General Chemistry textbook. And remember, although each Section of our Notes corresponds to a specific chapter in your textbook, our "chapters" are written as easy-to-follow and easy-to-understand notes that are guaranteed to replace your in-lecture notes and textbook. See for yourself if your chemistry textbook is on our "100% Complete Compatibility List" by scrolling through the list of textbooks below. If your chemistry textbook is on this list, you will benefit immediately from General Chemistry Notes.