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> Personally, i found Cotton's book even worse than the
> shriver book. he explains inorganic chemistry atom by
> atom, not focusing on trends. it seemed as though it
> was just "information about this molecule" and then
> "information about this molecule."
It sounds like you might be referring to Cotton and Wilkinson
(and Murillo on 6th Ed.), "Advanced Inorg Chem". That book
is rather dry. I was referring to "Chemical Applications
of Group Theory, 2nd (or 3rd) Ed." which gives a concise rigorous
treatment of the subject ("applications of group theory in
molecules - character tables and the like." as the original
poster put it).
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