Gregory Friestad's Techniques for the Organic Chemistry Laboratory: Biological Perspectives and Sustainability, developed and student tested at the University of Iowa, is the first modern text written from the ground up to integrate green chemistry principles throughout the entire lab curriculum. Norton offers flexible and affordable options, as well as unmatched instructor support tools and techniques videos.

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About the Author
Gregory K. Friestad is an associate professor in the Department of Chemistry at the University of Iowa, with research interests in asymmetric synthesis, free radical chemistry, organosilicon chemistry, and new synthetic methods with transition metal reagents and catalysts. Dr. Friestad earned a BS degree in chemistry from Bradley University and a PhD in organic chemistry from University of Oregon, mentored by Bruce P. Branchaud. Dr. Friestad teaches at the graduate and undergraduate level, including more than 15 semesters teaching majors and non-majors organic laboratory courses. Since 2015, Friestad has been developing a new curriculum for the introductory organic laboratory, focusing on standard scale experimental procedures to develop skills and experience that translate to research, while emphasizing sustainability and biological perspectives. Aside from practicing organic chemistry, he enjoys travel, live music, disc golf, and spending time outdoors with family.


Book Information
ISBN 9781324045892
Author Gregory K. Friestad
Page Count 200
Imprint WW Norton & Co
Publisher WW Norton & Co
Weight(grams) 393g
Dimensions(mm) 279mm * 218mm * 8mm