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Organic Chemistry, 2nd Edition

Organic Chemistry, 2nd Edition

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Organic Chemistry I - Addition Reactions, Mechanisms, & Synthesis Organic Chemistry I - Addition Reactions, Mechanisms, & Synthesis

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    Organic Chemistry I - Addition Reactions, Mechanisms, & Synthesis

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  • These notes cover several reaction mechanisms of alkanes. All notes are handwritten by me personally during lectures! I prefer to look at somebody's authentic, handwritten work, and I hope you do as well! You may even find yourself enjoying a few hiccups in spelling ;)
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Organic Chemistry I - Introduction to Alkanes Organic Chemistry I - Introduction to Alkanes

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    Organic Chemistry I - Introduction to Alkanes

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  • These notes cover an in-depth introduction to alkanes and introductory reactions of alkanes. Topics covered include; nomenclature, stereo/regiochemistry, chirality, substitution and elimination reactions. All notes are handwritten by me personally during lectures! I prefer to look at somebody's authentic, handwritten work, and I hope you do as well! You may even find yourself enjoying a few hiccups in spelling ;)
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Organic Chemistry I - Introduction (Chapters 1-3) Organic Chemistry I - Introduction (Chapters 1-3)

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    Organic Chemistry I - Introduction (Chapters 1-3)

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  • These notes provide an in-depth introduction to any Organic Chemistry I course. Topics covered include; general chemistry, bond theory, molecular representations, as well as detailed drawings of resonance structures, and reaction mechanisms. All notes are handwritten by me personally during lectures! I prefer to look at somebody's authentic, handwritten work, and I hope you do as well! You may even find yourself enjoying a few hiccups in spelling ;) Offering these ones for free! Take a look at t...
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