Orgo 1 lab Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Identification of Unknown Compound by NMR Spectroscopy + Detailed Discussion

These are my completed lab worksheets from Organic Chemistry 1. Some answers may not be 100% correct however I received an A- in this class so the majority of my work was good. These worksheets include questions and answers that can help you comprehend the complex topics studied in Orgo 1.

This document is meant to serve as a quick summary of all the basic operations covered in the first semester of the Organic Chemistry Lab. This includes illustrations of setup, application of each operation, and important precautions.

My exam notes for Organic Chemistry 2223 cover all the lecture content; TOPIC 1: Colours and Chromophores TOPIC 2: Cellular Structure and Function TOPIC 3: Amino Acids & Proteins TOPIC 4: Carbohydrates TOPIC 5: Lipids TOPIC 6: Nucleic Acids TOPIC 7: Pharmaceutical Drugs PLUS A BONUS!!! Orgo 2223 lab notes summary sheet My notes have WELL-DRAWN out reaction mechanisms, which are key to helping students visualize the chemistry for a deeper understanding. As well as thorough notes ...

Document consists of organic chemistry reaction sheets for both orgo 1 and 2. Creating reaction sheets is the best way to master organic chemistry. re-writing them over and over will help you tremendously to do well on your upcoming exam.

Lab report for experiment 0 & 1 including pre and post lab

AANP Exam 145 Questions with Answers All of the following are clinical eye findings found in some patients with chronic uncontrolled hypertension. Which is not associated with this disorder? AV nicking B Copper wire arterioles C Flame-shaped hemorrhages D Microaneurysms - CORRECT ANSWER Microaneurysms The span of the normal adult liver is ____ in MCL - CORRECT ANSWER 15 to 18 cm in the midclavicular line Treponema pallidum - CORRECT ANSWER gram-negative spirochet...

This contains notes for the lab experiments that were done in Orgo 1 Lab (221L). These are helpful for the exam that is at the end of the course! Taught by Dr. McCormack at the time, but the content should be the same!