How (and why) electrons flow
…and specific? I’ve been going through Daniel Levy’s excellent book “Arrow Pushing in Organic Chemistry” (fuller review to come). The following excerpt nicely summarizes the driving force for electron flow…
Read more…and specific? I’ve been going through Daniel Levy’s excellent book “Arrow Pushing in Organic Chemistry” (fuller review to come). The following excerpt nicely summarizes the driving force for electron flow…
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Read moreLast week Diana left this comment: I recently had my first orgo exam and one of the concepts that I have trouble visceralizing is Hammond’s Postulate. I can follow the…
Read more…features of Reagents: Profiles of over 80 reagents, along with their key reactions. Examples of each of the representative reactions of each reagent. There’s hundreds of example reactions in all,…
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Read more…An intermediate is a species at an energy minimum in a reaction coordinate, and is (in theory) isolable. Carbocations and free-radicals are examples of intermediates. Transition State = The Point…
Read more…my own afterwards. Working with another class mate. Coming up with games to help cement the information. For example my girlfriend and i made a synthesis game where we started…
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Read more…You can read about the chemistry of Na and more than 80 other reagents in undergraduate organic chemistry in the “Organic Chemistry Reagent Guide”, available here as a downloadable PDF….
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