Organic Chemistry Home Page
Feel free to examine the syllabus for CHEM 0201-001 (MWF 10:25-11:15) and CHEM 0201-002 (9:20-10:10).
Our textbook is available at https://openstax.org/details/books/organic-chemistry.
Remember that there is a Student Solutions Manual and a Student Study Guide available for McMurry's textbook, too.
Here is a table of some electronegativities that as an organic chemist you may find useful.
Here is a page where you can examine representations of an oxygen atom's atomic orbitals, and these pages show how the atomic orbitals from two oxygen atoms can combine to form molecular orbitals.
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Here is a page where you can see how hybrid and atomic orbitals are used to make bonds in methane, formaldehyde, and acetylene.
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On these pages you can view molecular models that resemble Newman projections.
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On these pages you can measure the bond angles and view the Newman projections for a variety of cyclohexanes.
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On these pages you can see views of the molecular orbitals on carbocations that help to stabilize the carbocations.
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You can go to this page to see how a chiral molecule fits into the active site of an enzyme. |

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