Foundations of Organic Chemistry

Next, but often misunderstood, molecular systems, you'll apply that understanding of organic fundamentals to more complex, proteins, such as starches, and DNA. Even today, centuries after the basic principles of this subject were discovered, many students struggle to make sense of organic chemistry. These 36 lectures endeavor to solve this problem, taking you on a tour of the development and application of the discipline of organic chemistry.

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