billybobjoe
October 5th, 2006, 09:09 PM
I have been browsing these forums for a while and it has been apparently obvious that my chem. 12 education a number of years ago doesn’t cut it.
I wish to educate my self in the field of organic chemistry to partake in these conversations, and maybe contribute someday.
So I am asking which do you think is the most concise organic chemistry texts, books, or manuals. Be it in lab set up, creative glassware, complex organic structures naming and synthesis. Also which you think would be the best edition, publication of a first and second year organic chemistry work books. I hope this isn't taken as a spoon feeding request but I thought it was worth a shot as this is the best wealth of knowledge I have ever come across. :)
I wish to educate my self in the field of organic chemistry to partake in these conversations, and maybe contribute someday.
So I am asking which do you think is the most concise organic chemistry texts, books, or manuals. Be it in lab set up, creative glassware, complex organic structures naming and synthesis. Also which you think would be the best edition, publication of a first and second year organic chemistry work books. I hope this isn't taken as a spoon feeding request but I thought it was worth a shot as this is the best wealth of knowledge I have ever come across. :)