The new, revised and updated 7 th edition of
March’s Advanced Organic Chemistry clearly explains the
theories and examples of organic chemistry, providing
the most comprehensive resource about organic chemistry
available. Readers are guided on planning and execution
of multi–step synthetic reactions, with detailed
descriptions of all the reactions. The first five
chapters deal with the structure of organic compounds
and discuss important organic chemistry bonds,
fundamental principles of conformation, and
stereochemistry of organic molecules, and reactive
intermediates in organic chemistry. Chapters 6 to 9
are concerned with general principles of mechanism in
organic chemistry, including acids and bases,
photochemistry, sonochemistry and microwave irradiation,
and finally the relationship between structure and
reactivity. The last 10 chapters cover the nature
and the scope of organic reactions and their mechanisms.
The 7 th edition proves again it is a must–have
desktop reference and textbook for every student and
professional working in organic chemistry or related
fields. Key features of the 7 th edition: Every chapter
has been updated with the most recent reaction
information with references to both the primary and
review literature New to the 7th edition: 5,500
references since the last edition, updates / rewrites of
the retained sections, and an updated index in Appendix
B Contains more than 1650 reactions and 20,000
valuable references to the primary literature Includes
appendices on the literature of organic chemistry and
the classification of reactions according to the
compounds synthesized Guides the reader on planning and
execution of multi–step synthetic reactions, with
detailed descriptions of all the reactions.
Reviews of the previous edition: "...a favorite general
organic chemistry text and an easy–to–use one–volume
reference. We are confident that this book will remain a
dominant reference and that it will reside on many
chemists′ personal bookshelves." – Journal of Medicinal
Chemistry "Who can hope to be seriously accepted as a
member of the organic chemistry community without being
in possession of at least one edition of ′March′?" –
Chemistry and Industry
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