Making the Connections 3: A How-to Guide for Organic Chemistry Lab Techniques

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Making the Connections refers to the making of bonds to build the molecules that are an essential part of organic chemistry. The title of the book also refers to the educational aim of helping students "make the connections" with the things they already know and understand. Through its precise presentation and practical approach, this techniques guide not only increases comprehension of the basic tenets but ignites a true interest in organic techniques by offering many everyday examples of the chemical principles used in the lab. Making the Connections, Third Edition, offers students an affordable alternative to comparative manuals. Presenting modern instrumentation techniques across various scales and an expanded look at Nuclear Magnetic Resonance spectroscopy (including 2D NMR), it is universally suited as a supplement to any organic chemistry manual and lab curriculum. Review: Very Helpful! - This was an "optional" textbook for my organic chemistry lab. I'm so glad I bought it, because the author explains all the concepts in detail and in a way that makes sense to beginners. Highly recommend for any intro organic chemistry lab! Covers all the expected topics (recrystallization, extraction, TLC, column chromatography, distillation, NMR, etc) Review: Very good book for organic - If you’re taking organic chemistry lab, I will definitely recommend this book. It explains the common procedures and techniques required to succeed in organic chemistry. A must have if you wanna do great