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CHM 1321 Lecture 99: CHM1321 - Lecture Notes (All)

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17 Apr 2016

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CHM 1321 Full Course Notes

CHM 1321 Full Course Notes

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Lecture 1: intro to organic chemistry: jan 11 2. Lecture 2: more intro/extraction: jan 13 5. Lecture 3: organic covalent bonds: jan 18 11. Lecture 4: multiple covalent bonds and alkanes: jan 20 17. Lecture 7: intro to reaction mechanisms: feb 01 36. Lecture 8: acid-base and intro to resonance structures: feb 08 44. Lecture 9: resonance structures, aldehydes and ketones: feb 10 49. Lecture 10: nucleophilic reactions and organometallics: feb 15 55. Lecture 11: organometallics and hydrates: feb 17 62. Lecture 12: more carbonyl reactions: feb 29 70. Lecture 13: alkene reactions: mar 02 76. Lecture 15: radical reactions: mar 14 91. Lecture 16: cyclic structures: mar 16 97. Lecture 18: electrophilic aromatic substitution: mar 23 107. Lecture 19: synthesis reactions and retrosynthesis: mar 28 113. Lecture 20: alkynes and radical halogenation: mar 30 118. Lecture 21: allyl functional group and exam review: apr 4 122. Lecture 1: intro to organic chemistry: jan 11.

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