<p>Can anyone please link me to good review sites for organic chem, which explain and teach things very simply?...like a site that could even help someone who has never touched an orgo book get an A in the course. Specifically, anywhere which would help me with SN1 & SN2 reactions, alkenes, alcohols, and alkynes and their reactions.</p>
<p>or can any of you geniuses e-tutor me? ;)</p>
<p>"help someone who has never touched an orgo book get an A in the course" </p>
<p>hmmmmm seems unlikely.</p>
<p>hmmmmmmmmm....read what Will Hunting read?</p>
<p>yea you'll need to read the book and memorize a ton of stuff. there's no magical spell that will make you a master of orgo. its dry, boring, and hard. read the text.</p>
<p>I didn't mean to imply that I've never read my book, I'm just looking for a site that would help someone even if they had no book. Getting an A without reading a book I suppose would be wishful thinking...</p>
<p>I used this</a> site quite a bit for p-chem. Hopefully it will be as helpful for organic.</p>
<p>Hey mollie. Thanks for that site! I'm taking inorgo next semester and pchem next fall for my PhD minor. It also has a good refresher for a few mineralogy terms that will be helpful. Bookmarked!</p>
<p>I say just do as many practice problems as humanly possible. Find them online and everywhere. SN1s and 2s are a real pain though, the rest of the reactions are nice, minus stupid stereoisomer reactions, always gotta watch out for those suckers.</p>
<p>every time i see this i think it's a thread about orgies and open it...</p>