Organic Chemistry 1

Using "Organic Chemistry" 9th edition of first volume by John McMurry, the lecture on physical and chemical properties of organic compounds with the exercises are offered.
Students learn the origin of the carbon-carbon bond and understand the stereochemistry and reactions of hydrocarbons containing single, double and triple bond. In addition, students understand the generation and cleavage of the chemical bonds by the movement of a pair of electrons, and lay the foundation to theoretically understand various reactions learning in the future.

To understand the generation and cleavage of the chemical bonds by the movement of a pair of electrons.
To lay the foundation to theoretically understand various reactions.

1. To be able to explain the origins of the covalent bond by the hybrid orbital (Schedule 1-2)
2. To be able to describ resonance structure and Lewis acids and bases by utilizing the movement of the electron pair (Schedule 2-3)
3. To be able to explain the nature and stereochemistry of hydrocarbons (Schedule 4-11)
4. To be able to explain the nucleophilic substitution reaction and the elimination reaction (Schedule 12-14)

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For the investigation of the understanding, carried out small test after the lecture, but evaluate a 100% rating in the year-end descriptive test.
Since attendance is mandated if no more than two-thirds of attendance may not receive the test. The credit requires over 60% of total scores on the examinations of
which include the topics of "goals and the objectives.

Textbook: "Organic Chemistry" 9th edition of first volume by John McMurry
Reference: "Organic Chemistry" by Stuart Warren

Review chemistry learned in senior high school.

• 13 pm - 17 pm on Thursday.
  It's preferable to contact in advance.

Non-environment-related course

Non-regionally-oriented course

• Course that cultivates an ability for utilizing knowledge

More than one class is interactive