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Foundations of Organic Chemistry (Oxford Chemistry Primers)
Foundations of Organic Chemistry (Oxford Chemistry Primers)

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Author: Michael Hornby, Josephine Peach
Publisher: OUP Oxford
Release Date: April 1993
ISBN-10: 0198556802
ISBN-13: 9780198556800
List Price: £11.99
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Recommend for students struggling with organic chemistry.
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This primer concisely lays down the basic concepts required for a thorough understanding of organic chemistry, including those physical ones. Each concept is explained clearly and carefully with analogies and examples where necessary. There is a particular emphasis on identifying the common mechanistic themes between reactions, rather than the chemical differences between homologus series, as found in standard texts.

I would recommend this book to interested A-level (pre-university) and university students, especially those having difficulty in appreciating that organic chemistry is more than a wide array of unconnected reactions.


























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