Foundation Chemistry, Raffan & Ratcliff (Cambridge University Press). I bought it second hand, it was highly recommended. £5
I am based in London and Bristol at the moment so you could pick up from either...just wrapping life up in London while setting up life in my new flat in Bristol before term starts at Bristol on the 4 year!
Good luck to all of you! Give me a shout if any of this is of interest.
Melanie
UPDATE - I have sold everything except some textbooks....for the sake of getting them out of my house I am happy to sell all 3 for £30. Pickup can be from London or Bristol.
Physics - Dobson, Grace & Lovett
Foundations of Organic Chemistry, Hornby & Peach
Foundation Chemistry, Raffan & Ratcliff
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