Organic chemistry / Francis A. Carey, University of Virginia [and three others]
By: Carey, Francis A [author.].
Contributor(s): Giuliano, Robert M [author.] | Allison, Neil T. (Neil Thomas) [author.] | Tuttle, Susan L. Bane [author.].
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BookPublisher: New York, New York : McGraw Hill Education, [2020]Copyright date: ©2020Edition: Eleventh edition.Description: 1 online resource (various pagings) : color illustrations ; 28 cm.Content type: text Media type: computer Carrier type: online resourceSubject(s): Chemistry, Organic | Chemistry, Organic -- TextbooksDDC classification: 547 Summary: "In this edition the text is organized according to functional groups-structural units within a molecule that are most closely identified with characteristic properties. Reaction mechanisms are emphasized early and often in an effort to develop the student's ability to see similarities in reactivity across the diverse range of functional groups encountered in organic chemistry. Mechanisms are developed from observations; thus, reactions are normally presented first, followed by their mechanism"-- Provided by publisher.
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| University of Santo Tomas-Legazpi Main Library Circulation | Circ. QD 251.3 .C37 2020 (Browse shelf) | Available | JB |
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| Circ. QD 251.2 .A78 2023 General organic chemistry / | Circ. QD 251.2 .C37 2024 Organic chemistry / | Circ. QD 251.2 .K37 2022 Advanced organic chemistry (structure & mechanisms) / | Circ. QD 251.3 .C37 2020 Organic chemistry / | Circ. QD 253.2 .K54 2022 Organic chemistry / | Circ. QD 253 .H37 2020 Organic chemistry : | Circ. QD 415 .B56 2023 Biochemistry / |
Includes index.
"In this edition the text is organized according to functional groups-structural units within a molecule that are most closely identified with characteristic properties. Reaction mechanisms are emphasized early and often in an effort to develop the student's ability to see similarities in reactivity across the diverse range of functional groups encountered in organic chemistry. Mechanisms are developed from observations; thus, reactions are normally presented first, followed by their mechanism"-- Provided by publisher.
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