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These notes provide an in-depth, complete, review of aromatic compounds, conjugated pi systems, reactions of aromatic compounds, and synthetic strategies. Included are complete drawings of mechanisms, reagents and synthesis practices. Great review for Organic Chemistry! All notes are hand-written during lectures!

These notes provide a complete overview of reactions, mechanisms, and synthetic strategies of alcohols, epoxides, and ethers. Includes complete drawings of example mechanisms, reagent diagrams, and synthesis practice.

These notes provide a brief review of reactions from Organic Chemistry I, detailed notes on radical reactions (including mechanisms), and spectroscopy (IR, NMR, Mass Spec). All notes are handwritten during lectures!

These notes cover several reaction mechanisms of alkanes. All notes are handwritten by me personally during lectures! I prefer to look at somebody's authentic, handwritten work, and I hope you do as well! You may even find yourself enjoying a few hiccups in spelling ;)

These notes cover an in-depth introduction to alkanes and introductory reactions of alkanes. Topics covered include; nomenclature, stereo/regiochemistry, chirality, substitution and elimination reactions. All notes are handwritten by me personally during lectures! I prefer to look at somebody's authentic, handwritten work, and I hope you do as well! You may even find yourself enjoying a few hiccups in spelling ;)