4@Asish can u give the link for Paula Bruice ebook
hello!! i am nearly a starter in ORGANIC CHEMISTRY!!
i am presently using a book ORGANIC CHEMISTRY ARIHANT PUBLICATIONS...
Is this book good enough??I mean which is the best book to use to gain best and clearest theoritical conception in ORGANIC???
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1link is : This is the link for downloading peter sykes "http://search.4shared.com/network/search.jsp?sortType=1&sortOrder=1&sortmode=2&searchName=peter+sykes&searchmode=2&searchName=peter+sykes&searchDescription=&searchExtention=&sizeCriteria=atleast&sizevalue=10&start=0 "[3][3]
29Paula Bruice..
http://search.4shared.com/network/search.jsp?searchmode=2&searchName=Paula+Bruice
The link which i had for this book has been deleted so plz check he cover page page and contents after downloading from google or amazon.com
For the rest of the books
http://www.studyadda.com/ebooks.php
btw..u may google the name of the book..maybe u find a link there..
@Sandipan...do u think it's the time for us to read the theory part now??
Maybe these links will be helpful for the juniors.. : )
11can't we download the above e-books....
if yes plz give the link of any one...(either finer or morrison boyd)
1Jst go for solomons and morrison...its enuf.
I feel finar and clayden are way above jee level..
And yes, NCERT bhi dekh lena[1]
1SUBHO....THE MAJOR DRAWBACK OF ARIHANT IS THAT SOM OF ANSWWERS R WRONG.......
BETTER GO FOR SOME BOOKS BY FOREIGN AUTHORS....BUT BE SELECTIVE IN WHAT U SUTDY..COZ ALL IS NOT IN JEE SYLBS...
39Solomons is what I use...it's pretty darn good and shorter than Morrison and Boyd.
I wish I could say I'm a starter in physics...but now it's too late [9]
106There are many books (available as ebooks as well)
Peter Skyes (Must for mechanisms)
Paula Bruice (available as ebook)
J. Clayden ( " )
I.L. Finar ( " )
J. March ( " ) (not advised... only for specific examples)
Solomons (not sure if ebook available)
Skyes is must
choose any ONE from the rest.. (for buying)... u can have the ebooks of everything else..
1Arihant is equally good. I started Organic Chemistry after it was over in my institute... (Silly me!). But just after seeing my abysmal performance in Phase Test of it, I was determined to do it somehow and purchased Arihant's. It has everything what is necessary. Even Solomons is fan-tastic book. But there is possibility that you may get rambled in the text as it is in random manner (but equally good). So, purchase any one of them. If you 'only' want to do Organic Chemistry --> Go for Morrisson.. It will take hell lot of time to cover.
29Subho ..u can see Pritish organic notes...he has upoaded them to help TiiTians...
http://www.targetiit.com/iit-jee-forum/posts/organic-moolah-15147.html
39Or you have another option subho. Wait till I write a book someday...lol.
29@Subhomoy..
Dont read from Arihant ..though many ppl like that book but in my opinion for organic books by foreign authors are better...
I wud suggest u to read Peter Sykes and Paula Bruice...
both these books are available online..
though Morrison Boyd is also good but In Paula Bruice the theory is explained in a colourful an d quite interesting manner..
39You have to do the hard yards. And yes, I'm suggesting you take Solomons. No Indian author will give you a good hold over organic chemistry, sorry, it's the cold and harsh truth.
49ok so you are telling i should start studying organic chemistry from the solomon's??
i want a book which will give me a strong base...becoz i am a starter!!