How To Get Started On Any Organic Chemistry Reaction Question
Don’t Let This Happen On Your Next Organic Chemistry Exam… We all have been there. We get our organic chemistry exam, we look at the first page and… Nothing! We …
How to Simplify Your Organic Chemistry Textbook
Don’t let your organic chemistry textbook intimidate you! And to add…don’t let your organic chemistry class intimidate you. There is no need to stress about this class. Just find a way to …
Change how you see and learn Organic Chemistry – Part 2
Learning ORGANIC CHEMISTRY – Simplified! Let’s jump right in and see how to use this simplified series with an organic reaction: To start, look at what is above and below …
Nucleophiles in Organic Chemistry-Part 2
Organic Reactions have a key player – the nucleophile Organic reactions involve nucleophiles and electrophiles. However, it is the nucleophile that “drives” the reaction. Let’s see how to find and …
Nucleophiles in Organic Chemistry-part 1
Using electrons to “find” the nucleophile Organic chemistry centers around the movement of electrons. And these electrons are used to create new bonds. Every reaction you learn involves a nucleophile …
Organic Chemistry Simplified: Reagents (part 4)
Organic Chemistry Reagents – How to Simplify into only 4 Categories In the last section (Organic Chemistry Simplified Part 3), we found out how to find our nucleophile and electrophile. …
Organic Chemistry Simplified: “Breaking Lines” Example (part 3)
Finding Your Nucleophile and Electrophile Let’s take a quick look at how the last section (Organic Chemistry Simplified Part 2) can help us figure out how a structure will react. …
Organic Chemistry Simplified: Breaking Lines (Part 2)
“Breaking” Chemical Bonds to Simplify Organic Chemistry In Organic Chemistry Simplified Part 1, we talked about how to figure out the number of bonds to each atom. Now, let’s look at …