TBR Electrostatics and Electromagnetism

[scottydsntkno]

I just finished TBR for General Chem and thought it was great, however so far for physics, I really feel like it is just leaving a lot out.

Chapter 8, E&E, is particularly horrible. They don't include half the number of important equations one should know. All the descriptions are so vague it is embarrassing. And almost all the passages in the practice test involve circuits, which is the next chapter.

Can somebody recommend a proper source to use to study for this particular topic.

Thanks

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[411309]

I thought the same thing at first then realized you probably wont even need anything past tbr for e and m.

 

[crazedpiggy]

Hmmm, I thought TBR's E&M was cream of the crop - at least compared to EK physics or anything I've used in the past.

However, TBR's translational motion confused the hell out of me.

 

[Temperature101]

I dont think TBR physics is as good as TBR general chemistry. But again I hate physics.

 

[aburnet2]

TPR does a much better job on those topics. I thought the exact same thing when I read the TBR material on e and m. True that you might not need to know it all horribly in depth but I still think it leaves a lot to be desired. TPR gives you a more thorough run through, try that.

 

[johnnydoesdat]

TPR does a much better job on those topics. I thought the exact same thing when I read the TBR material on e and m. True that you might not need to know it all horribly in depth but I still think it leaves a lot to be desired. TPR gives you a more thorough run through, try that.

^ I agree. TPR is the best when it comes to electricity/electrostatics and magnetism in my opinion.