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PART A Structure and Mechanisms PART B Reactions and Synthesis... 

The goal of this text is to build on the foundation of introductory organic chemistry to provide students and other readers a deeper understanding of structure and mechanism and the relationships between them. We have provided specific data and examples with which to illustrate the general principles that are discussed. Our purpose is to solidify the student s understanding of the basic concepts, but also to illustrate the way specific structural changes influence mechanism and reactivity. 

Both the language of valence bond theory and of molecular orbital theory are used in discussing structural effects on reactivity and mechanism. Our intent is to illustrate both approaches to interpretation. A decade has passed since the publication of the Third Edition. That decade has seen significant developments in areas covered by the text. Perhaps most noteworthy has been the application of computational methods to a much wider range of problems of structure and mechanism. We have updated the description of computational methods and have included examples throughout the text of application of computational methods to specific reactions. 

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