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I'm applying to universities (I'm a lot older than the typical student, mind) and at the same time I am trying to get prepared for what I'll face, so I'm using the "for Dummies" books to review a lot of concepts that I haven't been exposed to in a long time as well as get a minor background in other concepts I will be exposed to.
Anyway I got through Chemistry for Dummies and there was a chapter on Organic Chem. I got through it and the author was saying that it was probably irritating to the reader and boring. However as I read through it the entire thing seems simple and logical, especially the naming of the compounds and their structures. Well the entire hing has me psyched to go through Organic Chem for Dummies.
Has anyone here had experiences with college Organic Chemistry? Everyone makes it out to be so insanely complex, however, as I said, it all seems logical and fairly basic. While Redox reactions actually seemed a lot harder by comparison.
Anyway I got through Chemistry for Dummies and there was a chapter on Organic Chem. I got through it and the author was saying that it was probably irritating to the reader and boring. However as I read through it the entire thing seems simple and logical, especially the naming of the compounds and their structures. Well the entire hing has me psyched to go through Organic Chem for Dummies.
Has anyone here had experiences with college Organic Chemistry? Everyone makes it out to be so insanely complex, however, as I said, it all seems logical and fairly basic. While Redox reactions actually seemed a lot harder by comparison.