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Library of Congress Control Number: 2013954080 ISBN 978-1-118-82807-6 (pbk); ISBN 978-1-118-82796-3 (ebk); ISBN 978-1-118-82813-7 (ebk) Manufactured in the United States of America 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 Contents at a Glance Introduction ................................................................ 1 Part I: Getting Started with Organic Chemistry .............. 5 Chapter 1: The Wonder ful World of Organic Chemistry ..............................................7 Chapter 2: Dissecting Atoms: Atomic Structure and Bonding ...................................15 Chapter 3: Speaking with Pictures: Drawing Structures .............................................35 Chapter 4: Covering the Bases (And the Acids) ..........................................................59 Chapter 5: Reactivit y Centers: Functional Groups ......................................................69 Chapter 6: Seeing in 3-D: Stereochemistr y ...................................................................85 Part II: Hydrocarbons .............................................. 103 Chapter 7: What’s in a Name? Alkane Nomenclature ................................................105 Chapter 8: Drawing Alkanes .........................................................................................113 Chapter 9: Seeing Double: The Alkenes ......................................................................129 Chapter 10: Reactions of Alkenes ................................................................................145 Chapter 11: It Takes Alkynes: The Carbon-Carbon Triple Bond ..............................159 Part III: Functional Groups ....................................... 167 Chapter 12: Replacing and Removing: Substitution and Elimination Reactions .................................................................................................169 Chapter 13: Getting Drunk on Organic Molecules: The Alcohols ............................185 Chapter 14: Side-by-Side: Conjugated Alkenes and the Diels–Alder Reaction ...................................................................................................193 Chapter 15: Lord of the Rings: Aromatic Compounds ..............................................203 Chapter 16: Bringing Out the Howitzers: Reactions of Aromatic Compounds ......221 Part IV: Spectroscopy and Structure Determination .... 235 Chapter 17: A Smashing Time: Mass Spectrometry ..................................................237 Chapter 18: Seeing Good Vibrations: IR Spectroscopy .............................................255 Chapter 19: NMR Spectroscopy: Hold onto Your Hats, You’re Going Nuclear! .....267 Chapter 20: Following the Clues: Solving Problems in NMR ....................................289 Part V: The Part of Tens ........................................... 309 Chapter 21: Ten (Or So) Great Organic Chemists .....................................................311 Chapter 22: Ten Cool Organic Discoveries .................................................................317 Chapter 23: Ten Cool Organic Molecules ...................................................................325 Part VI: Appendixes ................................................. 331 Appendix A: Working Multistep Synthesis Problems................................................333 Appendix B: Working Reaction Mechanisms .............................................................341 Appendix C: Glossary ....................................................................................................347 Index ...................................................................... 359 Table of Contents
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