What books can I use to learn chemistry as a physicist?

Frabjous said:

That’s an awfully broad question.

A couple of chemistry books that I enjoyed; although they are on specific topics not general chemistry

Chemical Bonds by Gray
https://authors.library.caltech.edu/105209/
Why do chemical reactions occur? by Campbell
https://pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/ed043p166.1

apostolosdt said:

“Chemical Principles” by Dickerson et al. I still prefer the first edition.

malawi_glenn said:

atkins - physical chemistry

any particular field of chemistry that interests you?

apostolosdt said:

Interesting combo: A physicist wanting to learn chemistry related to medicine. I admire your “world view”. Honestly!

malawi_glenn said:

Nuclear medicine comes to mind