Organic Chemistry notes

How to organic chemistry I. Also shows my thought process and some practice problems (and how to solve them).

A few practice problems with solutions for stereoisomerism and planes of symmetry

These notes are from Chapter one of Organic Chemistry third edition by David Klein. These notes are a review of general chemistry for Organic Chemistry. Notes include: electronegativity, bonds, electrons, and Lewis dot structures

Practice problems for understanding stereoisomerism and planes of symmetry

How to organic chemistry I. Also shows my thought process and some practice problems (and how to solve them).

A few practice problems with solutions for stereoisomerism and planes of symmetry

Practice problems for understanding stereoisomerism and planes of symmetry

The purpose of this seven-page lab report is to use simple and fractional distillation to purify volatile liquids. The boiling points were obtained from the distillate collected drops and the efficiency of the two methods of purification were compared. The introduction experiment, data, conclusion of the lab, pictures, graphs, and post-lab questions are all described.

These notes are from Chapter one of Organic Chemistry third edition by David Klein. These notes are a review of general chemistry for Organic Chemistry. Notes include: electronegativity, bonds, electrons, and Lewis dot structures

Lecture Notes covered in Exams 1, 2, 3 and Final. Can be used as a study guide.

The objective of this eight-page lab report is to separate chlorophyll a and b, and to separate the alpha and beta conformations of carotene. Pigment from spinach was obtained and transferred by the use of column and paper chromatography. The report outlines the chemical structures, data report, experiment data, the conclusion of the results, and pictures during the lab.