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.Problem Solving in Organic Chemistry: A Training Course in Total Synthesis by: JanArne Gewert, Jochen Görlitzer, Stephen Götze, Jan Looft, Pia Menningen, Thomas Nöbel, Hartmut Schirok, Christian Wulff, Erick M. Carreira July 31, 2000 This book is great for: - Advanced undergraduates - Post-graduates doing organic chemistry It shows you how to make various compounds, discusses the strategies and let's you have a go at devising your own. Very nicely written. Worth the money. Oh, and if you belong to a research group that meets every so often for problem classes, then this is a nice source of problems to present to your fellow students. There is a second volume to this which has come out, which I understand is also good, although I don't own it. Volumes I and II are stand-alones. >>See More Reviews & Details on Problem Solving in Organic Chemistry: A Training Course in Total Synthesis |
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.Classics in Stereoselective Synthesis by: Erick M. Carreira, Lisbet Kvaerno December 17, 2008 This book is great for: - Advanced undergraduates - Post-graduates doing organic chemistry It shows you how to make various compounds, discusses the strategies and let's you have a go at devising your own. Very nicely written. Worth the money. Oh, and if you belong to a research group that meets every so often for problem classes, then this is a nice source of problems to present to your fellow students. There is a second volume to this which has come out, which I understand is also good, although I don't own it. Volumes I and II are stand-alones. >>See More Reviews & Details on Classics in Stereoselective Synthesis |
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.Classics in Stereoselective Synthesis by: Erick M. Carreira, Lisbet Kvaerno December 17, 2008 This book is great for: - Advanced undergraduates - Post-graduates doing organic chemistry It shows you how to make various compounds, discusses the strategies and let's you have a go at devising your own. Very nicely written. Worth the money. Oh, and if you belong to a research group that meets every so often for problem classes, then this is a nice source of problems to present to your fellow students. There is a second volume to this which has come out, which I understand is also good, although I don't own it. Volumes I and II are stand-alones. >>See More Reviews & Details on Classics in Stereoselective Synthesis |