Nov 04
A while ago, I invited myself over to James’ Master Organic Chemistry blog, and he has graciously allowed me to write a series of blog posts. Over the next few weeks, I’ll be guest blogging at James’ place about substitution vs elimination reactions – the historically confusing unit for undergraduate OChem students. Part 1 of 6 is live today. Head over to Master Organic Chemistry and check it out!
Part 1 of 6: You are my density, or why electrons are like a hyperactive child
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November 16, 2013 at 3:59 am (UTC -8) Link to this comment
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