This course references material, lessons, and concepts from the following sources:
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Carey, F. A.; Giuliano, R. M. Organic Chemistry; Mcgraw-Hill Education: New York, Ny, 2017.
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McMurry, J.; Emeritus, P. Dedication and Preface - Organic Chemistry | OpenStax. openstax.org. openstax.org/books/organic-chemistry/pages/dedication-and-preface.
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Solomons, G.; Fryhle, C. B.; Snyder, S. A. Organic Chemistry; Wiley: Hoboken, Nj, 2022.
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This video introduces bond-line formulas, a shorthand method used in organic chemistry to quickly and accurately represent molecules, especially large ones. It explains how these formulas represent carbon atoms and how hydrogen atoms are assumed without being drawn. Additionally, it covers the 3D representation of molecules using wedges and dashes to indicate bonds that are directed toward or away from the viewer, an important concept for understanding molecular orientation and reactivity.
Topic Video:
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Worksheet Explainer Video:
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Worksheet:
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Worksheet Answer Key:
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