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Writing Reaction Mechanisms in Organic Chemistry 3rd Edition

Writing Reaction Mechanisms in Organic Chemistry 3rd Edition

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ISBN

‎ 978-0124105096

Authors

Kenneth A. Savin

Edition Number

3rd

Copyright Year

July 10, 2014

File Size

60 MB

Publisher

‎ Academic Press

Pages

501

Writing Organic Reaction Mechanisms 

Writing Reaction Mechanisms in Organic Chemistry, Third Edition by Kenneth A. Savin provides a practical guide to understanding how atoms and electrons move during organic chemical reactions. The book explains how reaction mechanisms can be developed using established chemical principles and knowledge of reaction conditions. It includes a dedicated chapter on oxidation and reduction reactions, including stereochemical considerations, supported by colorful chemical structures, expanded problem sets, and answers. Designed for students and research chemists, it helps readers organize complex reactions into clear, logical principles for analyzing and describing organic mechanisms.

Key Features

  • Explains the fundamental principles of organic reaction mechanisms.
  • Demonstrates how atoms and electrons move during chemical reactions.
  • Connects previously learned reactions with new reaction conditions.
  • Includes a dedicated chapter on oxidation and reduction reactions.
  • Covers stereochemical aspects of organic chemical transformations.
  • Features hundreds of colorful chemical structures for visual learning.
  • Provides expanded problem sets to reinforce understanding.
  • Includes answers to support independent study and practice.
  • Offers general principles for analyzing and predicting reaction mechanisms.
  • Presents background information about important reactions and their discoverers.

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