Jang Gu-su: Organic chemistry

Today organic chemistry is a very closely related study of the ordinary people we're living in, and we've never had anything to do with it. Because all of the cotton, wool, natural rubber, fuel oils, plastics, and so on that we encounter every day are made up of organic compounds. This is a textbook for university instruction, but it was written on a medium difficultyway to make it easy for students who were still not trained. The academic nature of organic chemistry has made it possible to simplify the complex and difficult molecular structure as much as possible and try to make the terms as unified as possible so that they can be understood. And especially in Halgenese alkills, there are many different molecular formulas, so we're going to be careful to increase our understanding of this. The section was neatly organized into tables and summarized. The internal sequence is edited with a very clear, unhardy, yet simple, descriptive, molecular structure to bring one eye into view. And he's a chemistry book, so he'll go through the corrections several times and edit it so that there's no wrong in even the small tops or bottoms. The book is rather thick, but it's been trying to contain all that organic chemistry. Although this science cannot be contained in about 700 pages, we hope that chemical engineers will develop their own interest in chemistry through their original work and, furthermore, in organic chemistry.

Korean title: 유기화학

Korean author: 장구수

Korean publisher: 문운당

ISBN-13: 9791156926696