CHM2210 Chapter7.1 – Targeted Skills of Substitution Reactions
Pete Punthasee
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Welcome to Chapter7 – Substitution and Elimination Reactions. For most people, this is the hardest chapter along with chapter 8 (reactions of alkenes). My recommendation is
1) Taking note “in your own words” while watching the videos. This technique will help you grasp the concepts in more detail than just watching.
2) For chapter 8, making a list of all reactions. In each reaction, write out reagents, mechanism, unique features (syn, anti, Markovnikov, etc). This will help later when you predict products and deal with synthesis questions.
3) Spending the majority of time practicing. There is no short cut. If you want to get good at a skill, you have to practice it often.
As always, let me know if you have any question by leaving a comment or contact me directly at ppunthasee@ufl.edu. Good luck!
Chapter7.1 Handout
https://canva.link/loodhu32szhwftl
Practice Ch7.1 - Version1
https://canva.link/4n3syg5p3lwj4a3
Practice Ch7.1 - Version1(key)
https://canva.link/yoz5f4pp9nphxd4
Practice Ch7.1 – Version2
https://canva.link/jtrmmh0hk5wmdvu
Practice Ch7.1 – Version2(key)
https://canva.link/xhleu53hd9usq6j
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CHM2210 Chapter7.1 – Targeted Skills of Substitution Reactions
Pete Punthasee
2 views
Welcome to Chapter7 – Substitution and Elimination Reactions. For most people, this is the hardest chapter along with chapter 8 (reactions of alkenes). My recommendation is
1) Taking note “in your own words” while watching the videos. This technique will help you grasp the concepts in more detail than just watching.
2) For chapter 8, making a list of all reactions. In each reaction, write out reagents, mechanism, unique features (syn, anti, Markovnikov, etc). This will help later when you predict products and deal with synthesis questions.
3) Spending the majority of time practicing. There is no short cut. If you want to get good at a skill, you have to practice it often.
As always, let me know if you have any question by leaving a comment or contact me directly at ppunthasee@ufl.edu. Good luck!
Chapter7.1 Handout
https://canva.link/loodhu32szhwftl
Practice Ch7.1 - Version1
https://canva.link/4n3syg5p3lwj4a3
Practice Ch7.1 - Version1(key)
https://canva.link/yoz5f4pp9nphxd4
Practice Ch7.1 – Version2
https://canva.link/jtrmmh0hk5wmdvu
Practice Ch7.1 – Version2(key)
https://canva.link/xhleu53hd9usq6j
Disclaimer: The content provided by CATALYST is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or associated with any university, college, or educational institution. All materials are created solely for educational purposes and are freely available to the public. The content is intended to support students enrolled in organic chemistry courses, as well as individuals preparing for examinations that include organic chemistry topics.