The Complete Idiot S Guide To Organic Chemistry

An easy formula for success. With topics such as stereochemistry, carboxylic acids, and unsaturated hydrocarbons, it's no wonder so many students have a bad reaction to organic chemistry class. Fortunately, this guide gives college students who are required to take organic chemistry an accessible, easy-to-follow companion to their textbooks. * With the tremendous growth in the health-care job market, many students are pursuing college degrees that require organic chemistry * Ian Guch is an award-winning chemistry teacher who has taught at both the high school and college levels

With topics such as stoichiometry, chemical equilibria, and thermodynamics, it's no wonder so many students have a bad reaction to chemistry class! Fortunately, The Complete Idiot's Guide to Chemistry, Second Editiongives readers an easy-to-understand formula for success when it comes to passing their chemistry class with flying colours. Intended for both high school students who are required to take a college prep chemistry course, and college students who need to take chemistry to meet their degree requirements, this book gives readers a non-intimidating, easy-to-understand companion to their textbooks. The book follows a standard math-based chemistry curriculum, covering the following topics- Atomic structure and elements The periodic table Ionic and covalent compounds Chemical reactions Kinetics Acids and bases Electrochemistry Organic chemistry Nuclear chemistry Stoichiometry Thermodynamics

The Pocket Idiot s Guide to Chemistrygives high school and college students a quick and clear review of all of the formulas and concepts taught in their math-based chemistry class. Unlike its full-size cousin, The Complete Idiot s Guide to Chemistry, this book is not a tutorial for struggling students; rather it serves as great tool for brushing up on core concepts prior to taking a test or before moving on to a more advanced chemistry course.

This book follows a standard math-based chemistry curriculum. Author is an award-winning teacher who has taught at both the high school and college levels.

A guide to organic chemistry.

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