Organic Chemistry notes

Includes 2019 CH326 exam paper and answers to all of section A and all parts of section B except peptide chemistry questions

Includes 2018 CH306C (now CH326) exam paper and answers to all of section A and all parts if section B except the peptide chemistry questions

Includes 2017 CH306C (now CH326) exam paper and answers to all of section A and all parts if section B except the peptide chemistry questions

A condensed version of notes which includes only material that is relevant for the exam. Material covered includes: (i) Terminology (ii) General reactions of aldoses and ketoses, (iii) Chain extension and chain reduction, (iv) Glycosides, disaccharides, and polysaccharides Handwriting recognition enabled

This set of notes proves all the necessary material required for this part of the module. It covers the chemistry of aromatic and saturated heterocyclic chemistry. It includes: (i) Structure and reactivity of pyridine and aromatic heterocycles (ii) Stereoelectronics in saturated heterocycles (iii) Thermodynamics of ring formation and Baldwin's rules. Handwriting recognition enabled

This covers the basic of chemistry including the following; Chemistry ad chemical bonding The importance of carbon and Water

Dit is een handgeschreven samenvatting van het vak Organische chemie aan de VU. Het betreft de hoofdstukken 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10 en 11. Ook zijn er handige tekeningen en opmerkingen in de samenvatting gezet. De samenvatting bevat zowel Nederlandse als Engelse stukken.

summaries for organic 2 for IR and MS. these summaries includes practice questions and notes from both lectures notes, books, professors notes.

summary for chapter 19 and 20 for Organic 2. easy to memorize and to understand. It include lectures note and book information.

Includes relevant summary notes for all the organic chemistry topics that appear in the Organic Chemistry exam at the University of Birmingham (other university first year exams will have similar content). I got a 1st in my first year studying chemistry at the University of Birmingham using these revision notes that I have uploaded.