Look what i found in a chem book

[thecichlidpleco]

http://cgi.ebay.com/Organic-Chemist...18QQihZ019QQcategoryZ2228QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

this is a ochem book on ebay, and it is also funny to see so much marine life is in my different ochem book. I guess saltwater is a perfect representation of the processes of chemistry.

 

[JokerGirl]

Hahaha I can tell you've never taken organic chem

 

[krajacich]

OChem is EVIL!!!

Great pic on the cover though

 

[thecichlidpleco]

yea Jokergirl your right I have never taken ochem, either I cant tell sarcasim or people are jerks. IF you think that I mean they speak of SN1 and SN2 reactions with chemical processes of brain coral, then you are wrong, off your high horse please you awesome 4th year student. I simply mean that at the end of every chapter they have some random reef fish or coral, and have a sentence about it. I assume that chemistry is somehow apparent in amrine life or chemists really liek the hobby.

Why else would I be on ebay looking at organic chemistry books?

Just so you know, a good bird/parrot owner rarely has theirs in a cage.
-looks like you try to police everything

 

[DarkXerox]

Yeah in my ochem and Bioorganic upper div last quarter, whenever the prof was talking about how biotin can activate bicarbonate via acyl substitution & some ATP (with a little enolate intermediate), I kept thinking about if biotin was corals used for calcium carbonate deposition.

Then again, daydreaming about corals is probably why I didn't get A's then lol.

That's a cool book though, ours was pretty lame so we never used it.