Durst H.D., Gokel G.W. Experimental Organic Chemistry

McGraw-Hill, 1980. — 677 p.The main objective and ultimate goal of this book is to provide a broad and basic experimental baggage of Organic Chemistry with the greatest possible guarantee of safety, through the speculative method of research. This book is designed for the laboratory that corresponds to a complete course. of organic chemistry. This course is received by two different classes of students, those who will continue studying Chemistry and those who are heading towards a professional school (Medicine, Dentistry, etc.) or who will graduate from a Faculty of Biology. There is a tendency to consider the goals of chemical education in a slightly different way for those who have Chemistry as their main subject compared to those who study it as a complementary discipline.