A valuable and well-written tool | Introduction to Organic Chemistry

book: Introduction to Organic Chemistry | William H. Brown, Thomas Poon

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	• Introduction to Organic Chemistry William H. Brown, Thomas Poon Wiley, 2004 - 736 pages average customer review:based on 2 reviews view larger image
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Easy to understand, 3D chemistry book

There are a lots pictures in the book, and explain theories very well. However, solutions for problems are not in this book, have to buy seperately.

A valuable and well-written tool

This text is a valuable and well-written tool for any person that may have little familiarity with organic chemistry but is interested in learning. Text is accompanied by diagrams and pictures that provide visual aid to help in understanding. Throughout the chapters, sample questions are included along with descriptive answers that help understand the solution's process. Each chapter has questions pertaining to the material covered that are objective as well as questions that may be meaningful in a real-life context. Solutions to problems only exist in the text for odd-numbered questions. Even-numbered questions will require the solution manual.

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This book enables readers to see the connections in organic chemistry and understand the logic. Reaction mechanisms are grouped together to reflect logical relationships. Discusses organic chemistry as it is applied to real-world compounds and problems. Electrostatic potential plots are added throughout the text to enhance the recognition and importance of molecular polarity. Presents problems in a new ?Looking-Ahead? section at the end of each chapter that show how concepts constantly build upon each other. Converts many of the structural formulas to a line-angle format in order to make structural formulas both easier to recognize and easier to draw.

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