Organic Chemistry Experiment Teaching Guide: Reference Book for University Teaching

Author: Zhou Kexian
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Publish Date: 1997-07-01
Features: This book is a teaching reference compiled to accompany the textbook "Organic Chemistry Experiments" (3rd Edition) edited by Zhou Kexian and Gao Zhuxian. The book includes a total of 38 experiments, covering the following aspects:
- Researching and improving the problems encountered in organic chemistry experiments over the years from a teaching perspective;
- Conducting comparative studies on the operating conditions of experiments with high probability of being offered in different schools from various perspectives and using different methods;
- Grouping experiments that prepare the same compound using different methods and experiments that prepare different compounds using the same raw material under controlled operating conditions for study;
- Extending from classical organic chemistry experiments to non-classical organic chemistry experiments, bringing them closer to industrial production practices.
Each experiment not only explains the reaction principles and operating steps but also lists key points and instructions, research questions and discussions, teaching methods, etc. Some experiments are accompanied by references. This book serves as a guide for students with extra academic ability, postgraduate students participating in the guidance of organic chemistry experiments, and young teachers to improve their skills. It can also be referenced by engineering technicians engaged in certain organic chemical production.