Schaum’s Outline Of General, Organic and Biological Chemistry
Schaum’s Outline Of General, Organic and Biological Chemistry Books
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Recall that run of the mill salt is a compound of sodium and chlorine. List several systems that can be defined in a shaker full of salt.
Rating: 5 / 5
Recall that run of the mill salt is a compound of sodium and chlorine. List several systems that can be defined in a shaker full of salt.
Rating: 5 / 5
Ok, I will be clear that I am not reviewing this exact book, but the purely organic chemistry book that is a 1991 version that I got at the library. I have never really taken organic chemistry. I was hoping to get a leg up, and this was the only book at the library on it, so I checked it out. And I am finding it terribly gone in explanation. It is all problems and small explanation. It takes one paragraph and one example to clarify something, which isnt enough to cover all aspects of the topic to where one can know it, then it proceed to give you problems that you cant really work, but you follow through them and try to know why they work, and most of the time there is a small explanation as to why the resolution is the right one. There are handy small charts here and there that make things a small simple, although it needs more. I have been able to grasp most of the in rank due to this book, but there are key topics that are recurring that I dont fully know and it doesnt matter how much I read that one paragraph, I dont fully get it. Afterwards I went online to clear up the discrepencies, and I easily got it. From the review here, it sounds like this book is better than taking the class. I hope that is not the case. But I can tell you from the standpoint of someone that has never studied organic chemistry, but has taken general chemistry, this book is insufficient as a textbook.
alright two years later and after taking organic chemistry, i am rereviewing my review. report has it that nobody liked it. but i stand by it. i found organic chemistry to be extremely simple and fascinating. unlike most people, i really loved it. this book would perhaps work as a nice review for someone that already knew what they were doing, but it is confusing. if you want to learn organic chemistry go to class or use a proper textbook. my textbook, written by my professor, was brilliant. Get Iverson’s text. ISBN: 0534467733.
Rating: 2 / 5
I have found the Schaum’s Review run very helpful both in review and in independent study, especially for Organic Chemistry. Many times, chemistry students fail to learn key concepts not because they are incomprehensible (thankfully) but rather because they were either clarified terribly or simply clarified in a way that does not make sense to a student. This book clarifies all the key concepts and includes nearly 2000 problems to make sure you know O. Chem. clearly even if you’re so sick of it you’re comtemplating shoving an Erlenmyer full of benzene down your professor’s Organic throat. Buy it, and save your sanity.
Rating: 5 / 5