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Thinking Like a Physical Organic Chemist (Hardback)

Name: Thinking Like a Physical Organic Chemist (Hardback)
Brand: OUP USA
SKU: 9780197640371
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Szerző: Bachrach, Steven M. (Dean of the Artis College of Science and Technology, Dean of the Artis College of Science and Technology, Radford University)

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Kötés: Kemény kötésű

Kiadó: OUP USA

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Physical organic chemistry is a modern scientific subdiscipline whose reach is pervasive throughout...

Információk a könyvről

Szerző

Bachrach, Steven M. (Dean of the Artis College of Science and Technology, Dean of the Artis College of Science and Technology, Radford University)

Nyelv

Angol

Kötés

Könyv - Kemény kötésű

Kiadva

2023

oldal

258

EAN

9780197640371

ISBN

0197640370

Enbook ID

43082229

Kiadó

OUP USA

Súly

499

Teljes leírás

Physical organic chemistry is a modern scientific subdiscipline whose reach is pervasive throughout chemistry, underpinning every academic and industrial synthetic process. All current organic chemistry textbooks rest upon the foundations of physical organic chemistry, and all of them rely on the concept of reaction mechanism as the means for understanding organic reactions. Yet many outside of the discipline either fear the topic or know nothing about it at all. The perceived difficulty of the subject of organic chemistry often prevents consideration of how the methods of organic chemists, their process of asking questions, devising tests, and building models, can be translated into other disciplines. In Thinking Like a Physical Organic Chemist, Professor Steven M. Bachrach uses analogies and colorful examples to provide experts and nonexperts alike with an alternative way of thinking about organic chemistry. He highlights a number of reaction mechanisms, walking through the important experiments that they rest upon, with an emphasis on the rules and logic systems that organic chemists have built to understand and predict reaction outcomes.