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    Practice Makes Perfect in Chemistry: Organic Chemistry
    Practice Makes Perfect in Chemistry: Organic Chemistry
    Practice Makes Perfect in Chemistry: Organic Chemistry
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    Practice Makes Perfect in Chemistry: Organic Chemistry

    By John Parnell

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    One of the best ways to succeed in Chemistry is to practice taking real test questions. This volume contains 211 problems on Organic Chemistry divided into four chapters: Hydrocarbons, General Properties and Isomers, Other Organic Compounds and Organic Reactions. Try the problems. With a little Practice, Practice, Practice, you’ll be Perfect, Perfect, Perfect. Good Luck!!!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJohn Parnell
    Release dateFeb 28, 2010
    ISBN9781452305714
    Practice Makes Perfect in Chemistry: Organic Chemistry
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    John Parnell

    About the author: Mr. Parnell holds teaching certification in physics, chemistry, biology, general science, mathematics, and business and distributed education. Over the course of forty years of teaching, he has taught students from the sixth grade through graduate school. In addition, Mr. Parnell has taught for the New York State Research Foundation preparing students for the SAT exam in mathematics.

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