Event Introductory books on organic chemistry.

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Regards.
Neophyte but fond of chemistry I open this thread for didactic resources to get started in organic chemistry.
I will add a couple of books quite interesting and recommended by some chemists who are out there divulging.
These two are recommended by Breaking Vlad

chemica-organica-mcmurry-8th-edicion

chemica-fisica-peter-atkins-amp-julio-de-paula-8th-edition

They are easy to find on the net.

 

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Well it won't let me edit the Title.
I wanted to change it to resources but it stays like this.

Luis Horas Channel.
Quite didactic and fun of what it is like to work in a laboratory.

Luis Horas

I make things and record them.

www.youtube.com

The Breaking Vlad Channel mentioned in the OP

Breaking Vlad

Welcome to Breaking Vlad Here is your chemist of choice to explain chemistry stuff to you. Here you can find anything related to chemistry. You can find a lot of lectures explaining a great diversity of concepts and exercises of this branch of science...

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Reacciona Explota Channel
Disclosure and Experiments

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