Why learn OChem (w/o taking a class)?
I am not a pre-med student, nor am I a chemistry major. I am studying environmental engineering, and organic chem is not required. However, for my own edification I would like a crash course that would make me understand key concepts. Can anyone recommend a book, or list of topics I should learn to achieve my goal? Thanks.
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Why is organic chemistry so difficult?
Read More...Q: Why is organic chemistry so difficult? I don't understand what's going on. My professor is confusing and I can't afford a tutor. Her tests are unpredictable, and she tests on random things she never went over in class or in the book. I thought I wanted to major in chemistry and become a doctor. What should I do?
How I improved my class performance in organic chemistry
Read More...As you can see from the graph, my classes have improved their scores on the ACS organic chemistry exam. How did I do it? On reflection, I think I did several things that combined to improve the scores…
Science and scientific thinking
Organic chemistry help?
What is a good book for learning organic chemistry?
eBook version of "A Guide to Organic Chemistry Mechanisms"
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How to use Spotlight without searching the trash
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Free Lunch: How the Wealthiest Americans... David Cay Johnston
Read More...My comment on a review of, "Free Lunch: How the Wealthiest Americans Enrich Themselves at Government Expense (and Stick You with the Bill)" on Amazon by David Cay JohnstonEditted 2/2/08
Boiling chips, sticks and stones
Read More...Someone asked why boiling stones were used for a simple distillation. This is my answer.
What topics are covered in an organic chemistry college course?
Read More...What topics are covered in an organic chemistry college course?
Flash Cards
Read More...Flash cards are such a popular device for learning organic chemistry. Why don't I like them?