Free Downloadable Fully-Featured Organic Chemistry Textbook

[BMW-Guy]

As university chemistry student, I was more than elated to stumble across this jewel...

http://www.ochem4free.com

Basically, two people decided to co-author a fully-featured, three-volume, organic chemistry textbook.

All you have to do is register (it's free), and you will immediately be given access to a part of the site where you can download the textbook in the form of individual .PDF files (each chapter in the textbook is a separate PDF file).

I am about 25% of the way through this textbook, and I have to tell you: I love it! I have yet to even take organic chemistry at my university, but I already am understanding it.

This textbook is awesome. Each section in the chapters end with a "try-it-on-your-own" summery questions/problems.

I hope you will find this textbook as useful as I have.

[spuriousmonkey]

there is a shitload of free text books on pubmed.

go here:
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/sites/entrez

and then under search select books

[draqon]

any free engineering books online?

[science man]

As university chemistry student, I was more than elated to stumble across this jewel...

http://www.ochem4free.com

Basically, two people decided to co-author a fully-featured, three-volume, organic chemistry textbook.

All you have to do is register (it's free), and you will immediately be given access to a part of the site where you can download the textbook in the form of individual .PDF files (each chapter in the textbook is a separate PDF file).

I am about 25% of the way through this textbook, and I have to tell you: I love it! I have yet to even take organic chemistry at my university, but I already am understanding it.

This textbook is awesome. Each section in the chapters end with a "try-it-on-your-own" summery questions/problems.

I hope you will find this textbook as useful as I have.

wait, wait, wait,. Where's the register bottum?

[Abraham Davou]

As university chemistry student, I was more than elated to stumble across this jewel...


Basically, two people decided to co-author a fully-featured, three-volume, organic chemistry textbook.

All you have to do is register (it's free), and you will immediately be given access to a part of the site where you can download the textbook in the form of individual .PDF files (each chapter in the textbook is a separate PDF file).

I am about 25% of the way through this textbook, and I have to tell you: I love it! I have yet to even take organic chemistry at my university, but I already am understanding it.

This textbook is awesome. Each section in the chapters end with a "try-it-on-your-own" summery questions/problems.

I hope you will find this textbook as useful as I have.

Thanks