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Practical Organic Chemistry: A Student Handbook of Techniques

Practical Organic Chemistry: A Student Handbook of Techniques

Sharp, J. T.

Paperback

Chemistry

ISBN10: 0412282305
ISBN13: 9780412282300
Publisher: Springer Nature
Published: Jan 26 1989
Pages: 200
Weight: 0.68
Height: 0.50 Width: 6.18 Depth: 9.19
Language: English
One of the very best things about organic chemistry is actually doing experimental work at the beneh. This applies not only at the profes- sionallevel but also from the earliest stages of apprenticeship to the craft as a student. The fascination sterns from the nature of the sub- ject itself, with its vast array of different types of reaction and its al- most infinite variety of different chemical compounds. Each reaction and each new compound pose their own particular problems to chal- lenge the skill and ingenuity of the chemist, whether working in a first-year teaching la bora tory or at the frontiers of research. This book is intended to provide basic guidance in the essential experimental techniques used in a typical undergraduate course. It gives concise coverage of the range of practical skills required, from first-year level when students may have no previous experience, up to final-year level when students are usually involved in more complex and dem an ding experimental workin supervised research projects. Our objective was to produce a handbook of techniques that could be used with a variety of practical courses throughout a student's whole period of study. Those who run practical courses generally have strong feelings about what particular experiments or exercises are appropriate for their own students, and it is rare that a book of experiments suitable for one department is acceptable to another.

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