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Organic Chemistry Course Notes Archive

Organic Chemistry Course Notes Archive

Organic Chemistry Course Notes Archive

This note covers the following topics: functional groups, introduction and review, ionic substitution SN2, nomenclature, conformations of acyclic molecules, stereochemistry, introduction to aromaticity, addition to carbon- carbon pi bonds, electrophilic aromatic substitution, conformations of cyclic molecules, carbohydrates, radicals, infrared spectroscopy, carbonyl chemistry- reactions and mechanisms, hnmr spectroscopy, enolates enols and enamines, C-NMR,2D-NMR and MRI, organic chemistry of pharmaceuticals, solving spectroscopy problems , drug development discovery to market, xray diffraction, noncovalent molecular forces.

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