FSc organic chemistry: learn the reactions by pattern, not by heart
Forty reactions learnt by heart fall apart when the question changes shape. Learn a few patterns instead: what attacks what, what each reagent does, and one map that links them.
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Forty reactions learnt by heart fall apart when the question changes shape. Learn a few patterns instead: what attacks what, what each reagent does, and one map that links them.
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