ORGANIC CHEMISTRY

In the Organic Chemistry textbook the discussions begin with a look at the aspects of organic chemistry. The discussion are progress systematically into discussions on moleular orbitals and hybridization and physical properties. Organic reactions such as free radical reactions in alkanes, nucleophillic aliphatic substitution, electrophillic aromatic substitutions and elimination reactions are discussed in detail. In addition alicyclic compounds and detailed discussions on oriented reactions have been included.
In the organic textbook the strong thermodynamics background of the author who has written several books in Engineering Thermodynamics, Physical Chemistry, Quantum Chemistry and Statistical Thermodynamics has helped buttress discussions on Physical Organic Chemistry and stereochemistry chapters expounding on certain elements of the Hammett equation and energy diagrams from a thermodynamic standpoint.
In addition in this textbook spectroscopy has been discussed in detail. This includes discussions on Mass spectroscopy, Infra-red spectroscopy, UV-Visible spectropy and both proton and carbon NMR.
The author has also introduced the element of electrochemistry as a quantitative and qualitative analytical tool for redox active organic moieties. The book will be extremely for teaching undergraduate and postgraduate students in universities.