by Alex J. Roche
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FA-221 Wed 6 - 8.40 pm
This is a unique, personally created course, there is no single required textbook
This is a graduate
Level Organic Chemistry Course.
FA-221 Wed 6 - 8.40 pm
This is a unique, personally created course, there is no single required textbook
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(Although it borrows heavily from a simple book and
a detailed book)
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I expect you to be fully familiar with the understanding
and application of the content of my undergraduate Organic I
and
Organic II Courses.
You may want to view old final exams from my Organic
I and Organic
II courses to ascertain if you are prepared for this course.
Chapter
2 The
Basics of Writing a Correct Mechanism
Chapter 2 Answers
Chapter 3 Reactions with Nucleophiles and Bases
Chapter 3 Answers
Chapter 4 Reactions with Electrophiles and Acids
Chapter 4 Answers
Chapter 2 Answers
Chapter 3 Reactions with Nucleophiles and Bases
Chapter 3 Answers
Chapter 4 Reactions with Electrophiles and Acids
Chapter 4 Answers
Quizzes (4x20)
80 pts
MidTerm 100 pts
MidTerm 100 pts
Final
200 pts
Weekly Test (12x5) 60 pts Total out of 440 pts
=========Weekly Test (12x5) 60 pts Total out of 440 pts
Red = TWQ
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2005
2007 Q2: 2005 2007 Midterm: 2005 2007 Q3: 2005 2007 Q4: 2005 2007 Final: 2005 2007 |
Every week at 8pm, the presenter
will have 20 minutes to recap certain essential topics in organic
chemistry. Then the class will attempt 5 multiple choice questions based on the previously discussed topics. The presenter will not take the test, but receive the class average score for that test. At 8.35, the presenter will explain the correct answers to the class. |
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