O-Chem Unit 1
Introduction to Organic Chemistry: The complete organic chemistry video study guide
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This review unit covers content from the first unit of organic chemistry: content that you will see in most first exams of the semester. Review the class curriculum below to ensure that it covers the content you need to study. When you're ready, give it a shot: let me be your study partner for your next exam. I'll help you study the RIGHT way.
This unit will review the following topics:
-Chemical Representations
-IUPAC Nomenclature
-Functional Groups
-Boiling Point Trends
-Hybridized Orbitals
-Molecular Orbital Theory
-Constitutional Isomers
-Resonance
-Trends in Acidity/Basicity
-Reaction Mechanisms
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Welcome to my study group! My name is Dr. Karen Christian, and I am passionate about teaching organic chemistry. I have spent years doing primary research to see how chemistry students prepare for their unit exams. My research has been published in peer-reviewed journals and has been presented at conferences. I know how students study, and I’m going to help you do better.