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 chemist 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 how is the work in a laboratory.

Luis Horas

I make things and record them.

www.youtube.com

Breaking Vlad's Channel mentioned in the OP

Breaking Vlad

Welcome to Breaking Vlad Here is your go-to chemist to explain chemical stuff. Here you can find anything related to it (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
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Don't forget NileRed's

https://www.youtube.com/@NileRed