20806214Organic Chemistry 2
Course Information
Description
Continuation of Organic Chemistry 1. Includes the theory and interpretation of NMR and UV-VIS spectrophotometry; the nomenclature, mechanisms, reactions and properties of the following classes of compounds alkadienes, aromatic, aldehydes, ketones, enols/enolates, carboxylic acids, carboxylic acid derivatives, amines, aryl halides, and phenols. Includes a three hour per week laboratory component as well as four hours per week lecture/discussion.
Total Credits
5
Course Competencies
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Summarize the names and formulas for simple aromatic compoundsAssessment Strategieswith a minimum score of 70% on written exams and quizzeswithout referring to text and/or other reference materialwith periodic table and other tables and/or charts as providedCriteriayou write the correct names for substituted benzene compoundsyou draw the correct structures for substituted benzene compounds
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Determine physical properties of aromatic compoundsAssessment Strategieswith a minimum score of 70% on written exams and quizzeswithout referring to text and/or other reference materialwith periodic table and other tables and/or charts as providedCriteriayou summarize the trends in solubility for aromatic compoundsyou summarize the trends in boiling point for aromatic compoundsyou summarize the trends in density for aromatic compounds
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Predict products of aromatic reactionsAssessment Strategieswith a minimum score of 70% on written exams and quizzeswithout referring to text and/or other reference materialwith periodic table and other tables and/or charts as providedCriteriayou write the reactants, products, conditions for halogenation aromatic reactionsyou write the reactants, products, conditions for Friedel-Crafts alkylation aromatic reactionsyou write the reactants, products, conditions for Friedel-Crafts acylation aromatic reactionsyou write the reactants, products, conditions for alkenes aromatic reactionsyou write the reactants, products, conditions for nitration aromatic reactionsyou write the reactants, products, conditions for sulfonation aromatic reactionsyou identify the groups that are ortho-para directingyou identify groups that are meta directingyou identify groups that are activatingyou identify groups that are deactivatingyou relate the stability of benzene to heat of hydrogenation data
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Summarize the mechanisms for reactions of aromatic compoundsAssessment Strategieswith a minimum score of 70% on written exams and quizzeswithout referring to text and/or other reference materialwith periodic table and other tables and/or charts as providedCriteriayou outline the mechanism for electrophilic aromatic substitution
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Identify spectral characteristics of aromatic compoundsAssessment Strategieswith a minimum score of 70% on written exams and quizzeswithout referring to text and/or other reference materialwith periodic table and other tables and/or charts as providedCriteriayou identify characteristics of aromatic compounds in NMRyou identify characteristics of aromatic compounds in IR
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Explain the bonding in aromatic compoundsAssessment Strategieswith a minimum score of 70% on written exams and quizzeswithout referring to text and/or other reference materialwith periodic table and other tables and/or charts as providedCriteriayou compare resonance and molecular orbital interpretations of aromatic compoundsyou identify characteristics of aromatic compoundsyou identify characteristics of aromatic ions
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Summarize the methods to synthesize substituted aromatic compoundsAssessment Strategieswith a minimum score of 70% on written exams and quizzeswithout referring to text and/or other reference materialwith periodic table and other tables and/or charts as providedCriteriayou write the reactants, products and conditions for Sandmeyer reactions of aryl diazonium saltsyou write the reactants, products and conditions for KI reactions of aryl diazonium saltsyou write the reactants, products and conditions for HBF4 reactions of aryl diazonium saltsyou write the reactants, products and conditions for water reactions of aryl diazonium saltsyou write the reactants, products and conditions for hypophosphorous acid reactions of aryl diazonium saltsyou write the reactants, products and conditions for activated aromatic rings reactions of aryl diazonium saltsyou write the reactants, products and conditions for the nucleophilic reactions of aryl halides with ammoniayou write the reactants, products and conditions for the nucleophilic reactions of aryl halides with hydroxideyou write the reactants, products and conditions for the nucleophilic reactions of aryl halides with wateryou write the reactants, products and conditions for synthesis of benzyne reactionsyou write the reactants, products and conditions for benzyne reactionsyou write the reactants, products and conditions for ammonia reactions
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Predict products of reactions of substituted aromatic compoundsAssessment Strategieswith a minimum score of 70% on written exams and quizzeswithout referring to text and/or other reference materialwith periodic table and other tables and/or charts as providedCriteriayou write the reactants, products and conditions for given compound with strong base reactions of phenolsyou write the reactants, products and conditions for given compound with acids reactions of phenolsyou write the reactants, products and conditions for given compound with anhydrides reactions of phenolsyou write the reactants, products and conditions for given compound with acyl halides reactions of phenolsyou write the reactants, products and conditions for reactions of phenolsyou write the reactants, products and conditions for oxidation reactions of phenolsyou write the reactants, products and conditions for oxidation of alkyl side chains reactionsyou write the reactants, products and conditions for halogenation at benzylic positions reactionsyou write the reactants, products and conditions for nitrous acid and aminobenzenes reactionsyou write the reactants, products and conditions for reduction of aromatic nitro groups reactions
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Summarize the mechanisms for reactions of substituted aromatic compoundsAssessment Strategieswith a minimum score of 70% on written exams and quizzeswithout referring to text and/or other reference materialwith periodic table and other tables and/or charts as providedCriteriayou indicate the mechanism for the nucleophilic substitution reaction of aryl halides
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Compare acid-base properties of phenols with other organic compoundsAssessment Strategieswith a minimum score of 70% on written exams and quizzeswithout referring to text and/or other reference materialwith periodic table and other tables and/or charts as providedCriteriayou compare the acidity of phenols with wateryou compare the acidity of phenols with other organic compounds
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Summarize the names and formulas for aldehydes and ketonesAssessment Strategieswith a minimum score of 70% on written exams and quizzeswithout referring to text and/or other reference materialwith periodic table and other tables and/or charts as providedCriteriayou write the correct names for aldehydesyou write the correct names for ketonesyou draw the correct structure for aldehydesyou draw the correct structure for ketones
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Determine physical properties of aldehydes and ketonesAssessment Strategieswith a minimum score of 70% on written exams and quizzeswithout referring to text and/or other reference materialwith periodic table and other tables and/or charts as providedCriteriayou summarize the trends in solubility for aldehydesyou summarize the trends in solubility for ketonesyou summarize the trends in boiling point for aldehydesyou summarize the trends in boiling point for ketonesyou summarize the trends in density for aldehydesyou summarize the trends in density for ketones
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Predict products of aldehyde and ketone reactionsAssessment Strategieswith a minimum score of 70% on written exams and quizzeswithout referring to text and/or other reference materialwith periodic table and other tables and/or charts as providedCriteriayou write the reactants, products, conditions for water reactions of aldehydes and ketonesyou write the reactants, products, conditions for alcohols reactions of aldehydes and ketonesyou write the reactants, products, conditions for HCN reactions of aldehydes and ketonesyou write the reactants, products, conditions for Grignard reagents reactions of aldehydes and ketonesyou write the reactants, products, conditions for addition-elimination reactions of aldehydes and ketonesyou write the reactants, products, conditions for oxidation reactions of aldehydes and ketonesyou write the reactants, products, conditions for reduction reactions of aldehydes and ketones
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Summarize the methods to synthesize aldehydes and ketonesAssessment Strategieswith a minimum score of 70% on written exams and quizzeswithout referring to text and/or other reference materialwith periodic table and other tables and/or charts as providedCriteriayou write the reactants, products, conditions for oxidation of alcohol reactions that produce aldehydes and ketonesyou write the reactants, products, conditions for alkynes + water reactions that produce aldehydes and ketonesyou write the reactants, products, conditions for the Friedel-Crafts acylation that produce aldehydes and ketones
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Explain the mechanisms for reaction of aldehydes and ketonesAssessment Strategieswith a minimum score of 70% on written exams and quizzeswithout referring to text and/or other reference materialwith periodic table and other tables and/or charts as providedCriteriayou indicate mechanisms for keto-enol tautomerismyou indicate mechanisms for alpha halogenation of aldehydes/ketonesyou indicate mechanisms for addition reactions of aldehydes/ketonesyou indicate mechanisms for addition-elimination reactions of aldehydes/ketones
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Compare acid-base properties of aldehydes and ketonesAssessment Strategieswith a minimum score of 70% on written exams and quizzeswithout referring to text and/or other reference materialwith periodic table and other tables and/or charts as providedCriteriayou compare the acidity of alpha hydrogens to other acidic organic compounds
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Identify spectral characteristics of aldehydes and ketonesAssessment Strategieswith a minimum score of 70% on written exams and quizzeswithout referring to text and/or other reference materialwith periodic table and other tables and/or charts as providedCriteriayou identify characteristics of aldehydes and ketones in NMRyou identify characteristics of aldehydes and ketones in IR
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Summarize names and formulas for carboxylic acidsAssessment Strategieswith a minimum score of 70% on written exams and quizzeswithout referring to text and/or other reference materialwith periodic table and other tables and/or charts as providedCriteriayou write the correct names for carboxylic acidsyou draw the correct structures of carboxylic acids
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Determine physical properties of carboxylic acidsAssessment Strategieswith a minimum score of 70% on written exams and quizzeswithout referring to text and/or other reference materialwith periodic table and other tables and/or charts as providedCriteriayou summarize the trends in solubility for carboxylic acidsyou summarize the trends in boiling point for carboxylic acidsyou summarize the trends in density for carboxylic acidsyou relate hydrogen bonding to the solubility of carboxylic acidsyou relate hydrogen bonding to the boiling point of carboxylic acids
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Identify spectral characteristics of carboxylic acidsAssessment Strategieswith a minimum score of 70% on written exams and quizzeswithout referring to text and/or other reference materialwith periodic table and other tables and/or charts as providedCriteriayou identify characteristics of carboxylic acids in NMRyou identify characteristics of carboxylic acids in IR
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Explain the methods to synthesize carboxylic acidsAssessment Strategieswith a minimum score of 70% on written exams and quizzeswithout referring to text and/or other reference materialwith periodic table and other tables and/or charts as providedCriteriayou write the reactants, products and conditions for hydrolysis of nitriles and acyl derivatives reactions to synthesize carboxylic acidsyou write the reactants, products and conditions for oxidation of alcohols reactions to synthesize carboxylic acidsyou write the reactants, products and conditions for alkenes reactions to synthesize carboxylic acidsyou write the reactants, products and conditions for alkylbenzenes reactions to synthesize carboxylic acidsyou write the reactants, products and conditions for Grignard + CO2 reactions to synthesize carboxylic acids
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Predict products of carboxylic acid reactionsAssessment Strategieswith a minimum score of 70% on written exams and quizzeswithout referring to text and/or other reference materialwith periodic table and other tables and/or charts as providedCriteriayou write the reactants, products, conditions for reactions with bases and carboxylic acidsyou write the reactants, products, conditions for reactions with alcohols and carboxylic acidsyou write the reactants, products, conditions for reactions with reducing agents and carboxylic acidsyou write the reactants, products, conditions for reactions with beta-decarboxylation and carboxylic acidsyou write the reactants, products, conditions for reactions with anhydride formation and carboxylic acids
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Compare acid-base properties of carboxylic acidsAssessment Strategieswith a minimum score of 70% on written exams and quizzeswithout referring to text and/or other reference materialwith periodic table and other tables and/or charts as providedCriteriayou compare the acidity of carboxylic acids with other acidic organic compounds
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Explain mechanisms for reactions of carboxylic acidsAssessment Strategieswith a minimum score of 70% on written exams and quizzeswithout referring to text and/or other reference materialwith periodic table and other tables and/or charts as providedCriteriayou indicate the mechanism for an esterification reaction
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Summarize names and formulas for carboxylic acid derivativesAssessment Strategieswith a minimum score of 70% on written exams and quizzeswithout referring to text and/or other reference materialwith periodic table and other tables and/or charts as providedCriteriayou write the correct name for acyl halidesyou write the correct name for acid anhydridesyou write the correct name for estersyou write the correct names for amidesyou write the correct names for nitrilesyou write the correct name for lactamsyou write the correct name for imidesyou write the correct name for carbamates (urethanes), sulfonamidesyou write the correct name for sulfonamidesyou draw correct structure for acyl halidesyou draw correct structure for acid anhydridesyou draw correct structure for estersyou draw correct structure for nitrilesyou draw correct structure for lactamsyou draw correct structure for imidesyou draw correct structure for carbamates (urethanes)you draw correct structure for sulfonamidesyou draw correct structure amides
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Compare acid-base properties of carboxylic acid derivativesAssessment Strategieswith a minimum score of 70% on written exams and quizzeswithout referring to text and/or other reference materialwith periodic table and other tables and/or charts as providedCriteriayou compare the basicity of amides and nitriles to other basic organic compounds
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Explain the mechanisms for reaction of carboxylic acid derivativesAssessment Strategieswith a minimum score of 70% on written exams and quizzeswithout referring to text and/or other reference materialwith periodic table and other tables and/or charts as providedCriteriayou outline the addition-elimination mechanism for carboxylic acid derivatives
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Identify spectral characteristics of carboxylic acid derivativesAssessment Strategieswith a minimum score of 70% on written exams and quizzeswithout referring to text and/or other reference materialwith periodic table and other tables and/or charts as providedCriteriayou identify characteristics of carboxylic acid derivatives in NMRyou identify characteristics of carboxylic acid derivatives in IR
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Explain the methods to synthesize carboxylic acid derivativesAssessment Strategieswith a minimum score of 70% on written exams and quizzeswithout referring to text and/or other reference materialwith periodic table and other tables and/or charts as providedCriteriayou write the reactants, products and conditions for the following reactions for the synthesis of acid halides: acid + thionyl chloride or phosphorus trihalidesyou write the reactants, products and conditions for the following reaction for the synthesis of acid anhydrides: acyl halide + carboxylate saltyou write the reactants, products and conditions for the following reaction for the synthesis of acid anhydrides: two acidsyou write the reactants, products and conditions for the following reaction for the synthesis of esters: alcohol + acidyou write the reactants, products and conditions for the following reaction for the synthesis of esters: acid hali-eyou write the reactants, products and conditions for the following reaction for the synthesis of esters: acid anhydrideyou write the reactants, products and conditions for the following reaction for the synthesis of esters: esteryou write the reactants, products and conditions for the following reaction for the synthesis of nitriles: alkyl halide + cyanideyou write the reactants, products and conditions for the following reaction for the synthesis of nitriles: Sandmeyer reactionyou write the reactants, products and conditions for the following reaction for the synthesis of nitriles: dehydration of amidesyou write the reactants, products and conditions for the synthesis of polyesters and polyamides
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Predict products of carboxylic acid derivativesAssessment Strategieswith a minimum score of 70% on written exams and quizzeswithout referring to text and/or other reference materialwith periodic table and other tables and/or charts as providedCriteriayou write the reactants, products, conditions for the reaction of acid halides with wateryou write the reactants, products, conditions for the reaction of acid halides with alcoholsyou write the reactants, products, conditions for the reaction of acid halides with ammonia or aminesyou write the reactants, products, conditions for the reaction of acid halides with aromatic compoundsyou write the reactants, products, conditions for the reaction of acid halides with Grignard reagentsyou write the reactants, products, conditions for the reaction of acid halides with reducing agentsyou write the reactants, products, conditions for the reaction of acid halides with halogensyou write the reactants, products, conditions for the reaction of acid halides with carboxylate saltsyou write the reactants, products, conditions for the reaction of acid anhydrides with wateryou write the reactants, products, conditions for the reaction of acid anhydrides with alcoholsyou write the reactants, products, conditions for the reaction of acid anhydrides with ammonia or aminesyou write the reactants, products, conditions for the reaction of esters with wateryou write the reactants, products, conditions for the reaction of esters with alcoholyou write the reactants, products, conditions for the reaction of esters with ammonia or aminesyou write the reactants, products, conditions for the reaction of esters with reducing agentsyou write the reactants, products, conditions for the reaction of esters with Grignard reagentsyou write the reactants, products, conditions for the reaction of amides with wateryou write the reactants, products, conditions for the reaction of amides with reducing agentsyou write the reactants, products, conditions for the reaction of nitriles with wateryou write the reactants, products, conditions for the reaction of nitriles with reducing agents
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Explain the mechanisms for conjugated dienes and enonesAssessment Strategieswith a minimum score of 70% on written exams and quizzeswithout referring to text and/or other reference materialwith periodic table and other tables and/or charts as providedCriteriayou outline mechanisms for the following reactions: 1,2 and 1,4 addition to a conjugated dieneyou outline mechanisms for the following reactions: 1,4 additions to alpha, beta unsaturated carbonyl compoundsyou outline mechanisms for the following reactions: Diels-Alder
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Predict the reactants, conditions and products for diene and enone reactionsAssessment Strategieswith a minimum score of 70% on written exams and quizzeswithout referring to text and/or other reference materialwith periodic table and other tables and/or charts as providedCriteriayou predict the reactants, conditions and products for the following: Diels-Alder reactionyou predict the reactants, conditions and products for the following: additions to alpha, beta unsaturated carbonyl compounds
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Explain the mechanisms for enolate and carbanion reactionsAssessment Strategieswith a minimum score of 70% on written exams and quizzeswithout referring to text and/or other reference materialwith periodic table and other tables and/or charts as providedCriteriayou indicate mechanisms for the following enolate and carbanion reactions reaction: alkylationyou indicate mechanisms for the following enolate and carbanion reactions reaction: condensation
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Predict products of enolate and carbanion reactionsAssessment Strategieswith a minimum score of 70% on written exams and quizzeswithout referring to text and/or other reference materialwith periodic table and other tables and/or charts as providedCriteriayou write the reactants, products, conditions for the malonic ester synthesis alkylation reactionyou write the reactants, products, conditions for the acetoacetic ester synthesis alkylation reactionyou write the reactants, products, conditions for the alkylation of other carbonyl compounds alkylation reactionyou write the reactants, products, conditions for the alkylation (acylation) of enamines alkylation reactionyou write the reactants, products, conditions for the aldol and crossed aldol condensation carbanion reactionyou write the reactants, products, conditions for the Claisen and crossed Claisen condensation carbanion reaction; Michael addition; Robinson annulationyou write the reactants, products, conditions for the Michael addition carbanion reaction
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Summarize the names and formulas for aminesAssessment Strategieswith a minimum score of 70% on written exams and quizzeswithout referring to text and/or other reference materialwith periodic table and other tables and/or charts as providedCriteriayou write the correct names for aminesyou write the correct names for ammonium saltsyou draw the correct structures of aminesyou draw the correct structures of ammonium salts
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Determine physical properties of aminesAssessment Strategieswith a minimum score of 70% on written exams and quizzeswithout referring to text and/or other reference materialwith periodic table and other tables and/or charts as providedCriteriayou summarize the trends in solubility for amines and ammonium saltsyou summarize the trends in boiling point for amines and ammonium saltsyou summarize the trends in density for amines and ammonium saltsyou relate hydrogen bonding to the solubility of aminesyou relate hydrogen bonding to the boiling point of amines
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Identify spectral characteristics of aminesAssessment Strategieswith a minimum score of 70% on written exams and quizzeswithout referring to text and/or other reference materialwith periodic table and other tables and/or charts as providedCriteriayou identify characteristics of amines in NMRyou identify characteristics of amines in IR
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Explain the methods to synthesize aminesAssessment Strategieswith a minimum score of 70% on written exams and quizzeswithout referring to text and/or other reference materialwith periodic table and other tables and/or charts as providedCriteriayou write the reactants, products and conditions for the following reactions to synthesize amines: ammonia + alkyl halideyou write the reactants, products and conditions for the following reactions to synthesize amines: Gabriel synthesisyou write the reactants, products and conditions for the following reactions to synthesize amines: reduction of nitro compoundsyou write the reactants, products and conditions for the following reactions to synthesize amines: nitrilesyou write the reactants, products and conditions for the following reactions to synthesize amines: amidesyou write the reactants, products and conditions for the following reactions to synthesize amines: reductive aminationyou write the reactants, products and conditions for the following reactions to synthesize amines: Hofmann rearrangement
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Predict products of amine reactionsAssessment Strategieswith a minimum score of 70% on written exams and quizzeswithout referring to text and/or other reference materialwith periodic table and other tables and/or charts as providedCriteriayou write the reactants, products, conditions for the following reaction of amines with acidsyou write the reactants, products, conditions for the following reaction of amines with enzenesulfonyl chlorideyou write the reactants, products, conditions for the following reaction of amines with nitrous acidyou write the reactants, products, conditions for the following reaction of ammonium salts with baseyou write the reactants, products, conditions for the following reaction of ammonium salts with silver oxideyou write the reactants, products, conditions for the following reaction of ammonium salts with heat (ammonium hydroxides)you write the reactants, products, conditions for the following reaction of ammonium salts with exhaustive methylation
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Compare acid-base properties of aminesAssessment Strategieswith a minimum score of 70% on written exams and quizzeswithout referring to text and/or other reference materialwith periodic table and other tables and/or charts as providedCriteriayou compare the acidity of amines with other basic organic compounds
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Summarize the names and formulas for polycyclic and heterocyclic aromatic compoundsAssessment Strategieswith a minimum score of 70% on written exams and quizzeswithout referring to text and/or other reference materialwith periodic table and other tables and/or charts as providedCriteriayou write the correct names/formulas for naphthaleneyou write the correct names/formulas for anthraceneyou write the correct names/formulas for phenanthreneyou write the correct names/formulas for pyridineyou write the correct names/formulas for pyrroleyou draw correct structure for naphthaleneyou draw correct structure for anthraceneyou draw correct structure for phenanthreneyou draw correct structure for pyridineyou draw correct structure for pyrrole
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Compare acid-base properties of heterocyclic aromatic compoundsAssessment Strategieswith a minimum score of 70% on written exams and quizzeswithout referring to text and/or other reference materialwith periodic table and other tables and/or charts as providedCriteriayou compare the acidity/basicity heterocyclic amines with other acidic and basic organic compounds
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Explain the theory of UV and mass spectrometryAssessment Strategieswith a minimum score of 70% on written exams and quizzeswithout referring to text and/or other reference materialwith periodic table and other tables and/or charts as providedCriteriayou explain the relationship of energy, absorbance and molar absorptivityyou identify UV energy statesyou explain IR active molecular vibrationsyou explain how a mass spectrometer worksyou relate magnetic states of nuclei to NMR
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Interpret IR, NMR, UV and mass spectraAssessment Strategieswith a minimum score of 70% on written exams and quizzeswithout referring to text and/or other reference materialwith periodic table and other tables and/or charts as providedCriteriayou identify major functional parts in spectra.you summarize energy transitionsyou summarize compounds that absorb in UV-VISyou summarize lambda maxyou summarize functional groups present and absentyou summarize different proton environments and number of protonsyou summarize different C environmentsyou summarize molecular ionsyou summarize fragmentation patternsyou summarize isotopic patternsyou propose structures for compounds using information above
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Prepare organic compoundsAssessment Strategiesin the labwith a minimum score of 70% on laboratory reportsCriteriayou outline methods to synthesize different organic compoundsyou use methods to isolate and purify organic compounds
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Demonstrate proper safety skillsAssessment Strategiesin the labfollowing safety proceduresCriteriayou use proper safety skills during the laboratory experience
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Demonstrate proper laboratory skillsAssessment Strategiesin the labwith a minimum score of 70% on laboratory reportsCriteriayou identify organic compoundsyou set up equipment properlyyou write up laboratory reports properly