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Organic Chemistry as a Second Language

Summary:

The book simplifies complex concepts in organic chemistry, providing clear explanations, helpful diagrams, and practice problems to enhance understanding of first-semester topics such as structure and bonding, resonance, and stereochemistry. It serves as a supplemental learning tool to bridge the gap between introductory chemistry and more advanced organic chemistry courses.

Key points:

1. Atomic Structure and Bonding: The book highlights the significance of atomic structure and bonding, including ionic and covalent bonds, hybridization, and molecular orbital theory, which are fundamental to organic chemistry.

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