Organic Chemistry Reviews

This is a final year textbook which is an absolute must if you intend to progress to a synthetic PhD. Although organic synthesis moves quickly, my copy of Smith’s book still covers the majority of useful synthetic transformations despite seven years having past since the book was printed. This enormous book is well set out into sensible ...  Read the complete review

Organic Chemistry by Volhardt and Schore is a solid textbook. It is well-laid out and is a fairly reliable source of information . Published by the lesser-known Freeman publisher, this book offers a structured approach to organic chemistry by segregating the topics according to functional groups of the molecules. It gives that ...  Read the complete review

A-level chemistry is VERY hard, there is absolutely no doubt about it. A good textbook is a necessity, but unfortunately finding one isn't as easy as it sounds. On the chemistry being hard note, a funny series of events happened on my first day of A-levels (Seems so long ago now). First we headed to our physics lesson, only to hear ...  Read the complete review

If you are doing pharmacy in the UK (sorry but I don't know about the pharmacy course else where) you will definitely need this book entitled 'Organic Chemistry', by Solomons. this book covers all the basic organic chemistry that you need to know in your first and second years of your pharmacy course. As the book is fully illustrated ...  Read the complete review

Chains and Rings - Cambrige modular board . Price : 8 pounds This book has to be the best choice for A level organic chemistry . Even if you are not doing your chemisrty through Cambridge board ( i didn't ) still buy the book . It is excellent I hated organic chemistry and I couldn't understand it at all , I even had private tutor ...  Read the complete review

An invaluble book for anyone studying organic chemistry. Organic synthesis is ever changing with new developments in research, but this book is a necessity as its contains many methods of synthesis of many different compounds. The book mainly encompasses the basics, stuff that hasn't changed, nor ever will do, as well as exploring ...  Read the complete review