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Organic ChemistryChemistry, organic
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This a REFERENCE book NOT a textbook ! It is an all-encompassing CLASSIC "bible" for organic chemists. Topics include: molecular orbitals, chirality, functional group interconversions and mostly THE CHEMISTRY OF CARBON (i.e. organic chemistry). Discusses reactions which establish new CARBON TO CARBON bonds, and- to a lesser extent - chemistry at carbon where the reaction involves non-carbon (i.e. "hetero-atoms) atoms. Discusses the various valences of carbon from "digonal" such as acetylene. "trigonal" such as ethylene, and (the most "important") TETRAHEDRAL such as methane. This one of the "go -to" and "must have" reference texts that every organic chemist has at their ready.
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Organic Chemistry
T. W. Graham Solomons

Solutions manual to accompany Organic chemistry by Clayden, Greeves, Warren, and Wothers
Stuart Warren
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