Book Description

The primary objective of this book is to serve as a comprehensive guide for students, educators, and researchers by focusing on reaction mechanisms, practical applications, and problem-solving techniques. Organic chemistry is not just about memorizing equations and formulas—it is about understanding how molecules interact, change, and influence each other under different conditions. With that in mind, this book emphasizes the logic and patterns behind organic reactions, making it easier for readers to apply concepts across a variety of scenarios. Each chapter of this book builds upon foundational knowledge, ensuring a progressive learning experience. From nucleophilic substitutions to pericyclic reactions, and from oxidation-reduction mechanisms to named reactions, we cover both fundamental and advanced topics to cater to students at all levels. Real-world examples have been integrated throughout the chapters to show how organic reactions play essential roles in pharmaceuticals, biochemistry, agriculture, and environmental science. This approach bridges the gap between theory and practical applications, helping readers appreciate the relevance of organic chemistry in daily life.