Organic Chemistry: A Review with Flashcards, college or MCAT

Organic Chemistry: A Review with Flashcards, college or MCAT, available at $64.99, has an average rating of 4.55, with 66 lectures, based on 109 reviews, and has 1014 subscribers.

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Summary

Title: Organic Chemistry: A Review with Flashcards, college or MCAT

Price: $64.99

Average Rating: 4.55

Number of Lectures: 66

Number of Published Lectures: 66

Number of Curriculum Items: 66

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 66

Original Price: $49.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Understand organic chemistry mechanisms and reactions, and be able to crush their final exam.

Who Should Attend

This organic chemistry course is meant for undergraduate organic chemistry students and students looking to take the MCAT.

Target Audiences

This organic chemistry course is meant for undergraduate organic chemistry students and students looking to take the MCAT.

Using proven methods of teaching and high-quality audio and video learning aides, you will learn almost everything you need to know to ace your college organic chemistry course. Taught by a former university instructor, this 12-hour review course takes you through all of the major topics of both semesters of organic chemistry, beginning with nomenclature and finishing with complex reactions and mechanisms. Studies have shown this method of teaching is the number one way to study organic chemistry efficiently and effectively. The course will teach you common tricks and tactics used by your professor on exams, clues hidden within some chemistry problems, and helpful tactics for getting the grade you want. Included in the course are 12 hours of video, extra materials, and 400+ electronic flashcards. These show you the most common problems you will find on your exam and talk you through how to solve each one. This course is perfect for college organic chemistry students of all levels and anyone who wants to ace MCAT organic chemistry. There is no easier way to condense down an entire semester of material into one easily digestible video course, at your finger tips 24 hours a day, 365 days a year on Udemy.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Organic Chemistry I

Lecture 1: Organic Chemsitry I – Introduction

Lecture 2: Organic Chem I- Module 1-1: Bonding

Lecture 3: Organic Chem I- Module 1-2: Resonance

Lecture 4: Organic Chem I- Module 1-3: Cyclic compounds

Lecture 5: Organic Chem I – Module 2-1 Alkyl halides and alcohols

Lecture 6: Organic Chem I- Module 2-2: Radicals and stereochemistry

Lecture 7: Organic Chem I- Module 2-3: More stereochemistry

Lecture 8: Organic Chem I- Module 2-4: Practice problems for alkyl halides and stereochem

Lecture 9: Organic Chem I – Module 3-1: – Introduction to alkenes

Lecture 10: Organic Chem I- Module 3-2: More reactions of alkenes

Lecture 11: Organic Chem I- Module 3-3: Reaction of alkenes

Lecture 12: Organic Chem I- Module 3-4: Even more reactions of alkenes

Lecture 13: Organic Chem I – Module 4-1: The SN1 reaction

Lecture 14: Organic Chem I- Module 4-2: SN1 and E1 reactions

Lecture 15: Organic Chem I- Module 4-3: The E1 reaction

Lecture 16: Organic Chem I- Module 4-4: More E1 reaction

Lecture 17: Organic Chem I – Module 5-1: The SN2 reaction

Lecture 18: Organic Chem I- Module 5-2: The SN2 and E2 reactions

Lecture 19: Organic Chem I- Module 5-3: The E2 reaction

Lecture 20: Organic Chem I – Module 6-1: Alkynes

Lecture 21: Organic Chem I- Module 6-2: Allylic double bonds

Lecture 22: Organic Chem I- Module 6-3: Diels-Alder reaction

Lecture 23: Organic Chem I – Module 7-1: Benzene and other Arene Rings

Lecture 24: Organic Chem I- Module 7-2: Electrophilic Aromatic Substitution

Lecture 25: Organic Chem I- Module 7-3: More about EAS

Lecture 26: Organic Chemistry I – Review materials

Chapter 2: Organic Chemistry II

Lecture 1: Organic Chem II – Module 1-1: Spectroscopy (NMR, IR, MS)

Lecture 2: Organic Chem II- Module 1-2: Retrosynthesis and EAS

Lecture 3: Organic Chem II- Module 1-3: More EAS

Lecture 4: Organic Chem II – Module 1-4: Tricks of EAS and Practice Problems

Lecture 5: Organic Chem II – Module 2-1: Carbonyl chemistry

Lecture 6: Organic Chem II- Module 2-2: Carboxylic acid chemistry

Lecture 7: Organic Chem II- Module 2-3: Epoxides and spectroscopy of carbonyls

Lecture 8: Organic Chem II – Module 3-1: Organometallics

Lecture 9: Organic Chem II- Module 3-2: Alcohols and thiols as nucleophiles

Lecture 10: Organic Chem II- Module 3-3: Amines as nucleophiles

Lecture 11: Organic Chem II – Module 4-1: Enols and Aldols

Lecture 12: Organic Chem II- Module 4-2: the alpha carbon of a carbonyl compound

Lecture 13: Organic Chem II- Module 4-3: More chemistry at the alpha carbon

Lecture 14: Organic Chem II- Module 5-1: NAS and benzyne

Lecture 15: Organic Chem II- Module 5-2: Phenols

Lecture 16: Organic Chem II- Module 5-3: Aryl chemistry

Lecture 17: Organic Chem II – Module 6-1: Carbohydrate chemistry

Lecture 18: Organic Chem II- Module 6-2: Fats, steroids and amino acids

Lecture 19: Organic Chem II- Module 6-3: chemistry of DNA

Lecture 20: Organic Chem II – Retro and Total Synthesis Part 1

Lecture 21: Organic Chem II – Retro and Total Synthesis Part 2

Lecture 22: Organic Chem II – Retro and Total Synthesis Part 3

Lecture 23: Organic Chem II – Review materials

Chapter 3: Guided Practice Problems

Lecture 1: Organic Chemistry I – nomenclature eFlashcards

Lecture 2: Organic Chemistry I – alkenes eFlashcards

Lecture 3: Organic Chemistry I – alkynes eFlashcards

Lecture 4: Organic Chemistry I – E1 E2 SN1 SN2 eFlashcards

Lecture 5: Organic Chemistry I – aromaticity eFlashcards

Lecture 6: Organic Chemistry I – radicals eFlashcards

Lecture 7: Organic Chemistry I – EAS eFlashcards

Lecture 8: Organic Chemistry I – alcohols eFlashcards

Lecture 9: Organic Chemistry I – allylics and synthesis probs eFlashcards

Lecture 10: Organic Chemistry II – EAS eFlashcards

Lecture 11: Organic Chemistry II – Redox eFlashcards

Lecture 12: Organic Chemistry II – NMR eFlashcards

Lecture 13: Organic Chemistry II – alcohols eFlashcards

Lecture 14: Organic Chemistry II – amines eFlashcards

Lecture 15: Organic Chemistry II – enolates eFlashcards

Lecture 16: Organic Chemistry II – organometallics eFlashcards

Lecture 17: Organic Chemistry II – cycloaddition and synthesis eFlashcards

Instructors

Michael Peterson
Organic chemistry instructor

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 3 votes
2 stars: 2 votes
3 stars: 9 votes
4 stars: 33 votes
5 stars: 62 votes

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