What is a good website that will teach me how to do organic structures?

just the whole organic chapter in general. the book is too complicated. is there a good website that will explain it a bit clearer


ex: condensed formulas, cis and trans, drawing the structures, functional groups


thanks!

What is a good website that will teach me how to do organic structures?
http://www.chemtutor.com


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Organic_che...


It is, by nature, a complex subject, and one that will only yield to hours of organized study. On the other side, if you master it, can be rewarding jobs in the chemical industry, where you will meet many interesting people. Only you can decide if it is worth it. It was to me.


We covered 1100 pages of organic chem. I read it 5x. I should have studied more.


When you get on the job, they quickly see whether you are competent, ot not.


So spend the time, and get with friends, and get a chemical dictionary, or take another subject.


Physical chemistry is much harder, much more mathematically intense. Organic is the easiest.


I recommend staying with it. The web has tons of resources to help. I did it in 1970, with a book, Morrison and Boyd.


Make a life for yourself, don't quit early.
Reply:just google it
Reply:you can try www.chem.tamu.edu/organic
Reply:Here are a couple I use:





http://www.chemhelper.com/tutorials.html





http://www2.ucdsb.on.ca/tiss/stretton/CH...





The second one will be really really helpful if you are a high school student. It is basically a second set of notes.
Reply:I know that "Silky Scents" has organic essential oils. They explain everything, and have pictures of each plant. You can google their name to find them online.

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