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asked:


It is realy matter of life and death, so please be serious an help if you can!

Grace

Tom D asked:


I am taking Organic Chem 2, which means I am taking reactions of Alcohols,Ethers,Epoxides,Carbonyls,Carboxylic Acids Carboxylic Acids Derivatives, and Amines.I also need some Spectroscopy problems for practice(should include NMR,Infrared Red, Mass Spectro.

Also, how Do you think I can grasp a “cumulative” OC Test with all those reactions combined?

Addison

somegirl asked:


If you know of any PLEASE let me know. Thanks.
i had orgo 1 i just don’t feel like going back to school for part 2 since it’s been a few years.

Robert

ohmsy asked:


A. The reaction is stereospecific.
B. The reaction mechanism has only one step.
C. The reaction mechanism involves a resonance stabilized carbocation.
D. The diene must be a conjugated base.

WILLIAM

Derren M asked:


I want to pursue a PhD in pure organic chemistry after my national diploma in analytical chemistry but currently I don’t know who will employ me after I receive it.

Anna

sbucksgal asked:


I love the city of new orleans and would be excited to go to grad school down there. are there any schools that have a great organic chemistry program in the area? im a pretty good student (3.9gpa in chemistry) and can really get into any school i want (columbia is one for example). so i want to make sure the school is good! thanks

William

mike asked:


Can anyone tell me the list of names of school that uses the book called : Organic chemistry 6th edition by Francis A Carey.

Please give me the list of colleges that uses this book, so I can get practice tests for that book from all kinds of different schools.

Natalie

one-y asked:


1. We use activated charcoal in about the size of pea. What is its role in recrystallization? What happen if we add it too much??

2. Why filter funnel must be warmed before filtering the solution?

Hope u all can help..
Thanks

Madison

kp c asked:


I have the option of taking qualitative chemistry, quantitative chemistry or organic chemistry. I wanted to know which choice would you consider to be easier to take. I am really good and love doing math, but this info is to help you decide what is best to take for a math buff. Your help is greatly appreciated. And please give an explanation why….Thank you
I have taken calculus, inorganic chemistry, physics and animal and general biology. And I am majoring in Clinical Lab Scientist

Grace

k t asked:


So I was wondering if i should take ochem in the summer for 6 weeks by itself or in the school year for 10 weeks but I would also have physics, biology and ge to take. Whats better

Hannah