Cracking A-level Organic Chemistry Deductive Questions: Think Like A Detective!
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- ISBN 9789819817962
- Publication Date: 08 Dec 2025
- Publisher: World Scientific Publishing Co Pte Ltd
- Publication City/Country: SG
- Product Form: Paperback
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Master organic structure elucidation with 81 A-Level questions, step-by-step logic, and exclusive flowcharts that train you to think like a top scorer.Struggling with organic chemistry? This book transforms confusion into clarity through 81 carefully designed structure elucidation problems that train you to think, reason, and solve like a top scorer. Cracking A-Level Organic Chemistry Deductive Questions: Think Like A Detective isn't just a question bank — it's a problem-solving playbook.Created by veteran educator David Tan and academic mentor Dr Leonard Pereira, this book walks you through a deductive approach to interpreting clues, drawing skeletal structures, using degree of unsaturation (DOU), and navigating tricky multi-step puzzles. Flowcharts, logic maps, and common traps are built into every solution — so you don't just learn the answer, you learn how to get there.Perfect for self-study, revision, or class use, the book also comes with exclusive access to Reviewston.com: AI-marked quizzes, downloadable notes, and instant feedback tools to supercharge your learning.Start thinking like a molecular detective — and score like one too.
