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Chapter 6 has been revised only slightly.Ĭhapter 7 (alcohols and ethers) has been tightened considerably by rearranging the order of topics. Pounds, by which time students will have learned enough chemistry for retrosynthetic analysis to be presented. In alkyl halide chemistry, the principal discus-Ĭhapter 6 on free-radical halogenation and organometallic com. Finally, ionic reactions allow us to apply the stereochemical principles just covered in Chapter 4.Ĭhapter 5 has been extensively revised and tightened. Second, the S N 1 path follows logically from the S N 2 mechanism and allows us to introduce steric hindrance and carbocations early in the course. First, the typical S N 2 reaction path is a concerted reaction with a single transition state and is thus ideal for introducing transition-state diagrams and reaction kinetics. Mechanisms are introduced in Chapter 5 with the substitutionĪnd elimination reactions of alkyl halides. Important difference between enantiomers and diastereomers and partly as an Resolution, formerly in Chapter 15, has also been included here, partly to demonstrate the Moved from the carbohydrates chapter who use these projections early in theĬhapter 4 for the convenience of instructorsĬourse. Chapter 4 on stereochemistry contains discussions of structure: geometric isomerism, conformation, Ing of a few other classes of compounds that will be encountered early in the book. Student's introduction to structural isomerism and nomenclatureĬhapter 3 Besides describing the nomenclature of alkanes. The concept of functional groups, but this topicīrief introduction to resonance theory, with a fewĪnd molecular orbitals (presented for the most part Lecular structure, along with electronegativity, Organized into three parts: concepts of structure and bonding organicĪnd 2 are primarily reviews of atomic and mo. Have replaced some of the more repetitiveĭemanding, while others, toward the ends of the problem In addition to these changes, the problem sets at the ends of the chapters have been Mechanisms and more extensive use of dimensional These tables and sections are in-Ĭluded for the student's review and convenience. Retained to emphasize the important points covered. How each class of compounds can be used in synthesis and reaction summaryĪre incorporated into the synthesis sections. The revisions, most of them based on the experiences of users of the ha\e been made primarilyĬhanges that occur throughout this edition include which list the reactions used to prepare the various Have also kept the amount of chemistry, as well as the length of the book, about the Second edition, we have retained the same overall organization as Users of the first edition, professors and students alike, has been gratifying. We tried always to keep the student in mind. Text for the one-year introductory organic chemistry course
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