Orgo chem - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Colorful notes taken on Addition Reactions in Orgo 1 (Chem 210) at the University of Michigan! Outlines concepts from class: addition of strong acids to alkenes, addition of weak acids to alkenes, mechanisms and examples. Great piece of reference material! Intended to be understood in a short amount of time and referenced alongside more complex material and practice problems to help with studying.

Overview of the chapters and specific topics needed for Organic Chemistry 1 at the college level. Includes textbook information as well

This is a good example final exam for organic chemistry 1. It contains questions and answers and is college level. This particular exam was taken in rutgers university

Colorful notes taken on Reaction Energy Diagrams in Orgo 1 (Chem 210) at the University of Michigan! Outlines concepts from class: drawing energy diagrams, example mechanisms/ formulas, the relationship between a reaction, its energy, and its associated energy diagram. Great piece of reference material! Intended to be understood in a short amount of time and referenced alongside more complex material and practice problems to help with studying.

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Colorful notes taken on Newman and Fischer Projections in Orgo 1 (Chem 210) at the University of Michigan! Outlines introductory concepts from the class: Newman Projections, Fischer Projections Great piece of reference material! Intended to be understood in a short amount of time and referenced alongside more complex material and practice problems to help with studying.

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Colorful notes taken on the Four Fundamental Reaction Types in Orgo 1 (Chem 210) at the University of Michigan! Outlines concepts from class: complexation reactions, decomplexation reactions, addition reactions, substitution reactions Great piece of reference material! Intended to be understood in a short amount of time and referenced alongside more complex material and practice problems to help with studying.

Colorful notes taken for lecture 3 of Orgo 1 (Chem 210) at the University of Michigan! Outlines introductory concepts from the class: relationships of electronegativity atomic size with the periodic table, open and closed shell atoms/ bonds, ionic bonds, covalent bonds, positive and negative dipoles/ dipole moments, introductory mechanisms, and examples. Great piece of reference material! Intended to be understood in a short amount of time and referenced alongside more complex material ...

I personally took these notes in class, and I ended up getting an A in the course. They are detailed and cute, making it easy to learn the material.