Which of these is the more readable text, or is easier to follow to learn without the benefit of a classroom?
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O-chem: Wade or McMurry?
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Other: Organic Chemistry by Paula Yurkanis Bruice
Text website: http://cwx.prenhall.com/bookbind/pubbooks/bruice2/
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Text website: http://cwx.prenhall.com/bookbind/pubbooks/bruice2/
Text available: eBay, Barnes & Noble, Amazon, etc.
I must caveat my last post by saying that Organic chemistry was (and still is) my favorite subject.
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I thought wade was very good.
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I was really pleased with the readability of the Wade textbook. I have also heard very good things about the Carey textbook. Has anyone else heard this?
I had the McMurry book and I got a VERY good grade with this class being my 3rd chem class ever! (Just after gen chem 1 and 2). I found it really easy to follow with great rxn mechanism summaries.
i had Wade, but i thik i opened the book once or twice.
personally, i think being in every lec is more important for Org than anything else. but then again, there are people that can do just fine with only a book.
personally, i think being in every lec is more important for Org than anything else. but then again, there are people that can do just fine with only a book.
