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Easy to use. Click the class and specific rxn to see a detailed step by step. Essential for MCAT and OChem
The lord of the apps
One app to rule them all... one app to bind them... If Sauron was alive he’d use this app.
Concise and complete
Simple to use, easy to digest, intuitive interface, and gives just enough info to serve as a great study and reference tool. Organic chemistry was/is one of the most difficult classes in the pre-med track and this app helps a ton!
Waste of money
There are NO flash cards despite it saying that there are in the description.
Very helpful
All the information I need for synthesis is right there. Tap on reactions to get mechanisms. Big time saver vs looking them up in my notes.
Best
I bought it and it save me in Organic class! Amazing it's worth it!
Organic Chemistry Lifesaver!
It explained difficult concepts well and quickly. It has all the reactions and mechanisms I've been studying, organized neatly with brief explanations. It helped me when the texts didn't. Definitely worth it! Thanks! Awesome app!
Ok Resource
It has some reactions required for Organic chemistry, but there were several missing. SN2 and E2 were not mentioned at all. There were several key aromatic reactions missing including friedel crafts acylation and many nucleophilic and electrophilic reactions. There were problems with the aromatic reactions that were there. It is a handy resource and does have some good info, but definitely not worth the price.
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Pretty good
there are some wrong reactions in the aromatic section, and I don't see a way to give them feedback on this other than writing this review.
Bad
80% of the mechanisms are grossly incorrect. I'd be fine if they were subtle errors. Mechanisms are nothin like the textbooks I used previously.
Not great
Im currently in Orgo. theres a lot of reactions missing from this app. I have the full version btw
Wanted to like it.
I was really excited to find this resource, so I even bought the full version. But I saw that the flashcard for the bromination of an alkene was incorrect; instead of anti-addition stereochemistry, the Br's were added on the same side. If this reaction was incorrect, how do I know the other are not, especially the ones I do not know yet. Please double check all of the reactions. You don't make studying any easier if the reactions are incorrect. I suppose its better just to make my own cards...
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Easy, efficient, and straight to the point
One of the main tools I use in organic chemistry. Definitely recommend this app.
Wouldn't have passed o chem without this app!
I have to take organic chemistry for my pharmacy curriculum and was on a slippery slope right when the first semester began. About halfway through I got this app and this thing has done WONDERS for me!! Almost every reaction my teacher has tested me on is in this app and each reaction is complete with a vivid mechanism walk through! I'm actually looking forward to my second semester hahaha... I highly recommend this app to anyone taking organic chemistry. It is a must!
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Great for quick references
Great app! I used this for orgo 2 homework every day. It was complete for orgo 1 and most of orgo 2. I highly recommend it.
Lots of Mechanisms - Next Step
Contains a large list of reactions, organized by reactant. It would be nice to be able to see it organized by product and a quiz-able version.
Very helpful, though.
Very helpful, though.
Student
Does not work on older iPADs, although no system requirement is specified on the Details page. A waste of money!
Disappointed
Creator leaves out a lot of fundamental information, such as, when reacting with PBr3, tertiary alcohols normally never react with this. If he added notes concerning the details of the mechanism then this app would be worth the money. Looks like I'll be writing my own flashcards.
So, my take home message is, make your own flashcards.
So, my take home message is, make your own flashcards.
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Great
Great app for studying Ochem for the DAT!
Amazing ORGO app!
Amazing application! Orgo condensed and organized by functional groups, I wish i found it before.
