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not read enough other books on the subject to comment "fairly", but morrison and boyd's "organic chemistry" is one of the best texts i've seen on any subject. t
by zem 15y ago
not read enough other books on the subject to comment "fairly", but morrison and boyd's "organic chemistry" is one of the best texts i've seen on any subject. they take a traditionally daunting and information-dense subject and work out a clear, logical path through it that builds the material up step by step, explaining the principles behind each step and frequently referring back to foundational material. if you're struggling with organic chemistry in college, i'd strongly recommend getting a copy of this book.
- possibilistic 15y agoI quite liked Janice G. Smith's text. OChem is definitely one of the more esoteric courses out there, but she synthesized everything in an incredibly logical, sensible progression. Organic chemistry is like a spatial algebra. It's so weird, but it makes a lot of sense when you really begin to grok it.