by Daniel Levy
First published 2017
Organic chemistry stands as required coursework for students pursuing degrees in life sciences, food science, and medical fields. Many students feel defeated by the assumption that mastering this subject demands extensive memorization. Daniel Levy offers a different path forward in this supplement that focuses on comprehension rather than rote learning. The book teaches the mechanics and logic behind organic reaction mechanisms. Levy introduces both ionic and non-ionic reactive species while explaining how reactions work. Students learn strategies for predicting which species will react, where reactions occur, and what products form. The text includes new chapters, an expanded index, and problem sets with detailed solutions. This approach builds a solid foundation that allows organic chemistry students to move forward with confidence rather than fear.
Genres: science, textbooks, education, non-fiction, chemistry, academic
Vibes: thought-provoking
Tropes: educational, informative
424 pages · ebook · John Wiley & Sons Inc