Hydrohalogenation - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Chapter 9 introduces alkynes. Students should already have prior knowledge about alkenes and will be pleased to know that the IUPAC naming system is similar. Students will learn how alkynes can be reduced into alkenes or alkanes. It is also important to take note of the different reagents and bases used to carry out these reactions. Students will also learn how carbon atoms can be added to or eliminated from a chain. Chapter 10 then introduces radical reactions which will be a very new concept t...

  formal charge - Correct Answers: group # - lone pairs (NBE) - bonds (1/2 valence electrons) valence electrons - Correct Answers: electrons in the outer most shell Atom - Correct Answers: Smallest particle of an element protons+neutrons surrounded by electrons octet rule - Correct Answers: States that atoms lose, gain or share electrons in order to acquire a full set of eight valence electrons Pauli Exclusion Principle - Correct Answers: An atomic orbital may describe at most ...

These are all of the mechanisms learned in the first semester of organic chemistry, categorized by reactant, product, nucleophile/electrophile, and steps of the mechanism with detailed notes. It is color coded and shows all electrons and arrow pushing.

Organic chemistry notes over alkene reactions including addition and hydration, and carbocations. Includes practice.

These notes are example problems that give you the answer to a problem and explain how you got there. Limited words are used other than small notes and questions.

A set of practice problems that are focused on in week 5 of Prof. Guan's 51B class. Helps practice and understand the reactions and reagents necessary to acquire certain products.

Introducing 2 main types of organic reactions: addition and elimination reactions