Orgo chem Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

This has notes regarding chapters 1 and 2 of the listed book. They are hand-written notes and are based on the book listed. These are NOT summary notes of reactions or chapters. Please be aware that the preview may show that the pages are cut, however, all pages are fully scanned. If you cannot find the chapter you are looking for, please check the other documents with the specific chapters or check out the bundle named "Organic Chemistry 1 Notes ALL"

Colorful notes taken on Reaction Energy Diagrams in Orgo 1 (Chem 210) at the University of Michigan! Outlines concepts from class: drawing energy diagrams, example mechanisms/ formulas, the relationship between a reaction, its energy, and its associated energy diagram. Great piece of reference material! Intended to be understood in a short amount of time and referenced alongside more complex material and practice problems to help with studying.

This is a compiled summary sheets of all reactions in Ch.14-24. They are hand-written and are based on the book listed. However, they are not consecutive so look at the whole pdf for the complete list. For ch.29, I used the summary for that chapter in the book with the key reactions listed (on page 1210 in 7th ed.) so I did not include it here. Please note that NOT all the mechanisms are included for the reactions. These are NOT class notes or chapter summary notes. If you wish to buy the cl...

This has notes regarding chapters 3-6 of the listed book. Chapter 3 notes are located AFTER chapter 5 notes due to how the professor taught the course. They are hand-written notes and are based on the book listed. These are NOT summary notes of reactions or chapters. Please be aware that the preview may show that the pages are cut, however, all pages are fully scanned. If you cannot find the topic you are looking for, please check the other documents with the specific chapters or check o...

Colorful notes taken on the Four Fundamental Reaction Types in Orgo 1 (Chem 210) at the University of Michigan! Outlines concepts from class: complexation reactions, decomplexation reactions, addition reactions, substitution reactions Great piece of reference material! Intended to be understood in a short amount of time and referenced alongside more complex material and practice problems to help with studying.

Colorful notes taken for lecture 3 of Orgo 1 (Chem 210) at the University of Michigan! Outlines introductory concepts from the class: relationships of electronegativity atomic size with the periodic table, open and closed shell atoms/ bonds, ionic bonds, covalent bonds, positive and negative dipoles/ dipole moments, introductory mechanisms, and examples. Great piece of reference material! Intended to be understood in a short amount of time and referenced alongside more complex material ...

This has notes regarding chapters 1 and 2 of the listed book. They are hand-written notes and are based on the book listed. These are NOT summary notes of reactions or chapters. Please be aware that the preview may show that the pages are cut, however, all pages are fully scanned. If you cannot find the topic you are looking for, please check the other documents with the specific chapters or check out the bundle named "Organic Chemistry 1 Notes ALL"

I personally took these notes in class, and I ended up getting an A in the course. They are detailed and cute, making it easy to learn the material.

Flowchart for determining Chirality in Orgo 1 (Chem 210) at the University of Michigan! Outlines concepts from the class: determining chirality, basics of chirality Great piece of reference material! Intended to be understood in a short amount of time and referenced alongside more complex material and practice problems to help with studying.

Scanned lab report with pre-lab and post-lab questions included and answered. My grade on this lab was: 15/15. The first two pages are for preview only but the actual report is in order starting with the lab and the questions then the report which includes the answers to the questions. This is helpful in writing a lab report and learning to answer the different questions regarding the lab.