Vrije Universiteit Brussel (VUB) • Chemie

Detailed exercises from the Method of Synthesis lessons

Full notes from the Organic Chemistry: Method Of Synthesis course given by Prof. Steven Ballet in the third year of chemistry and bioengineering sciences.

This is a comprehensive summary that includes both notions and slides of the course, taught by Prof. U. Hennecke at 2nd Ma chemistry students. The reaction mechanisms are extensively covered with a specific focus on the transition states responsible for the induced stereoselectivity.

This is a comprehensive summary that includes all the lectures and seminars. All mathematical effects are fully written out, including proofs. The course is taught by Prof. P. Geerlings and Prof. F. De Proft at the VUB's 1st Master's Chemistry students.

A very comprehensive summary that describes all lectures down to the smallest detail. The course was taught by Prof. Ulrich Hennecke to the 1st Masters Chemistry students, 9 ECTS variant.

A comprehensive summary that includes all lectures taught by Prof. Ken Broeckhoven. It describes the industrial steps to convert raw materials into everyday chemical products.

This is a comprehensive summary describing the synthetic part of the most common polymers, taught by Prof. Niko Van Den Brande. Prof. Ulrich Hennecke's part that considers the synthesis and applications of nucleic acids is also described here. Ultimately, the peptide section of Prof. S. Ballet is also described using detailed and precise notes.

Deze samenvatting omvat all hoorcolleges dat gedoceerd worden door prof. Ulrich Hennecke. Reactie mechanismen, toepassingenen en papers worden hier tot in de hoogste graad van nauwkeurigheid beschreven.

Een uitgebreide samenvatting die alle hoorcolleges, gedoceerd door prof. Steven Ballet, en guest lectures omvat. Deze samenvatting gaat tot in de details van de medicinale chemie, de mechanismen een alle terminologie.

Full summary of "Fysica : Elektromagnetisme" which is a course seen in 2nd year bachelor of chemistry in Vrije Universiteit Brussel It is a resume that was made from the textbook Physics for Scientists and Engineers from Randall D. Knight