OrganicChemistry

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Constitutional isomers

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Single bonds are axes of rotation leading to conformers Double bonds and rings have fixed rotation and forms geometric isomers

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1. Lewis Dot Stuctures from Condensed Structural Formulae

A LEWIS STRUCTURE depicts the structure of a compound by its arrangement with its neighbors, bonds that exist, and presence of lone pairs. •Molecules share electrons in order to achieve a closed shell or a total of eight electrons surrounding each atom •Hydrogen is the only element content otherwise •Don't forget third row elements can exceed an octet

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Chapître 1 & 2 outline

Lewis Structures for organic compounds 

Line Drawings - drawing organic compounds 

Formal charge

Resonance, resonance contributors & bond order 

2. Bond Angles & Shapes

3. Hybridization 

4. Bond Polarity & Molecular Polarity

Polar & Non-polar compounds 

5. Intermolecular forces - LF, DD, and HB

6. Predicting physical propertioes bsed on intermolecular forces

7. Predicting solubility based on intermolecular forces

8. Functional Groups - Will be new material for most people 

You should do all the problems within the chapter and all the end of the chapter ******************* 

But if you who want to do the minimal amount of work: ....can look in my Chemistry binder and remember why this isn't posted :}

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Pertinent subjects in C117 that lead to success in C341

Periodic table; charges on ions and atoms by group

Types of bonding; ionic versus covalent bonds

Lewis structures; organic line drawings, understanding ball and stick drawings with wedges and dashes; bond polarity and molecular polarity; functional groups would be nice *******************

Hybridization, shape, and VSEPR

Resonance structures with organic molecules, not just carbonate, sulfate and nitrate

Intermolecular forces, physical properties and solubilities in water versus hydrocarbons

Thermochemistry; bond energies, potential energy diagrams and enthalpy changes

Kinetics; one-step versus two-step reactions. reaction mechanisms and their rate laws 

Equilibrium; Equilibrium constants; Le Châtelier's principle; product-favored versus reactant-favored

Thermodynamics, ∆G and spontaneity; product-favored versus reactant-favored  

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We will be moving on to NEW material fairly quickly, so you need to keep up and not get behind (this will be out class motto).

Katherine Reck. Indiana University, Chemistry Department 

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Functional Groups with Pkas

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Molecular geometries for MCAT Review

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Valence shell electron pair repulsion (VSEPR)

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Resonance on Nitrate 

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Hybridisation and Molecule Shapes 

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My advice, know this early 

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Honestly you should know this people its pretty easy. Also its described well in the book. 

Note their are so bonds that can be considered both. Describe in the Klein text homie!