organic chemistry?

Question

Does anyone know of a website or a book that can teach organic chemistry easily? I read my book constantly and I still have alot of problems bc I dont really understand much of what Im reading.

Answer 1

"Organic Chemistry" 6th Ed., Morrison and Boyd. NEVER use MO theory to understand organic chemistry (at least until the Woodward-Hoffmann rules). You are dead meat unless you use LCAO approximation for geometry, resonance and tautomerism , and reactivity.

Buy a couple of boxes of Prentice-Hall "Framework Molecular Models," plastic tubes and metal jacks. Use a single edge razor blade on a thick newspaper to cut all the carbon tubes to the same length.

Answer 2

Schaum's Outlines "Organic Chemistry"

Answer 3

I think at Barnes and Noble they sell "Organic Chemistry for Dummies". I hear they are good books.