Hey I was just wondering if their were any good online versions of organic chemistry books or where I should look for them, I tried google and kazaa any advice would be helpfull. I just don't want to spend another 40 dollers I dont have.

aunty em, try putting in exactly what your after---when i first started i put in words like SOLVATED ELECTRONS or BIRCH REDUCTION or AMMONIA SODIUM METAL----these then take you to chemistry papers written by university wizards or to original chemistry books

thanks

I need pictures though

go to the kids search engine,, i think they have them in comic book format

lol omg I google I searched for the shit exactly Im looking to find a vacuum distilling setup so I know what to buy/steal and how to set it up

I NEED HELP I SUCK AT LIFE!!!!!!!!!!!! PLEASE REPLY

ok ok relax,,,change hands for awhile---your right hand is getting that rash again---- got to www.rhodium.ws/ (http://www.rhodium.ws/) go into the chemistry archives and down the bottom you will find LAB EQUIPMENT AND TECHNIQUES,,and in that section youll find a "do it yourself vacumn distillation unit"--its even got pictures

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Every once in a while university libraries and university bookstores(and colleges) sell textbooks very cheaply like a dollar a book at times.

I got two nice books at a college bookstore for $5 a piece-they were obsolete as to the courses offered, but very informative, nonetheless.

Theres pleanty of organic chemistry books you can buy off of ebay. They are very cheap too.

Why not just take an Organic chem class at your local Jr. College? Its hands on applicable. You might want to take a Elementry Chem course first!

I have 5 huge organic chem books that I picked up for free at the end of the semester, when students try to sell back their books and the school doesnt buy them back due to discontinuation. Students often just leave their books of no monatary value!

huh not that far away. Maybe I can take bart to San Fransico, and visit one of the colleges to see if I can get myself a few free books. I'm too young to go ot college anyways.

yeah brother, go lurk around the book stores around the end of the semesters at all the local colleges and find out if any students have left any books there that they are not buying back. There are a plethra of universities and Jr. Colleges in your area

In the mean-time, maybe take High School chemistry. Great for learning your foundation