"Electrochemistry in Organic Synthesis" is a specialized book designed as an introduction to the electrosynthesis of organic compounds, particularly for professionals in organic chemistry. The authors, Frantisek Liska and Jiri Volke, assume that knowledge of electrochemistry among these specialists is often limited and frequently based only on the fundamentals taught in physical and analytical chemistry courses. The book provides a comprehensive presentation of the theoretical and methodological aspects of electrosynthesis, including the fundamentals, experimental setup, the application of various electrodes, and the construction of electrolysis cells. It also addresses suitable solvents and the use of inert gases to prevent the interaction of intermediates and end products with oxygen or water. The second part of the book systematically focuses on preparative electrochemical processes and their mechanisms, supplemented by recipes for the synthesis of characteristic compounds. The work is not intended as a comprehensive treatise but rather as a practical introduction to a specialized field of chemistry.