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Lecture One - Organic Chemistry Nomenclature
What are the different functional...,
Draw the diagram of the reactions...
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Lecture Two - Chirality and nomenclature for enantimers
Define and differentiate between ...,
Define chiral,
Define enantiomers
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Lecture Three - Reaction mechanisms and addition reactions
What is reaction mechanism,
How do the curley arrows work for...,
What are the five rules for the m...
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Lecture Four - Reaction mechanisms (substitution, REDOX) and aromaticity
What do primary secondary and ter...,
How is an alcohol converted to an...,
Are alkyl halides suseptible to n...
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Lecture Five - Mass spectrometry, IR spectroscopy and NRM spectroscopy
What is mass spectromotry,
How can you find the molecular fo...,
What is the index of hydrogen def...
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Lecture Six - NMR spectroscopy
Where on the cnmr spectra do the ...,
What is the relationship between ...,
What are the three key features o...
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Lecture Seven - Amino acids and proteins I
Define amino acid and alpha amino...,
What are the r groups in amino acids,
Describe the chirality of amino a...
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Lecture Eight - Amino acids and proteins II
What are the names of the four se...,
How can one figure out the struct...,
Describe the primary structure of...
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Lecture Nine - Carbohydrates I
What is the definition of a carbo...,
How many triodes are there,
What is fischer projection
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Lecture Ten - Carbohydrates II
What are hemiacetals and,
What are haworth orojections,
What is an anomeric carbon and wh...
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Lecture Eleven - Heterocyclic chemistry and nucleic acids
What is a heterocycle,
What are nucleic acids,
What are nucleosides and nucleotides
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Lecture Twelve - Synthetic polymers
What is a monomer and a polymer,
Where can polymers be found,
How does notation and nomenclatur...
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Lecture Thirteen - Inorganic chemistry (periodic table and the elements)
How is the d block arranged,
What are the characteristics of t...,
How does the first ionisation ene...
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Lecture Fourteen - Inorganic chemistry (periodic table and the elements) II
Draw the five equivilent 3d atomi...,
What are the rules for neutral tr...,
What are the rules for transition...
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Lecture Fifteen - Transition metal characteristics
Describe the relationship between...,
Describe the relationship between...,
Describe some characteristics of ...
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Lecture Sixteen - Coordination complexes
What is a coordinatino xomplex co...,
Who was alfred werner,
What is ketpets theory
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Lecture Seventeen - Ligands in coordination complexes and naming conventions
What is a ligand,
Describe bidentate ligands,
Describe polydentate ligands
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Lecture Eighteen - Inorganic isomers
What are the different kinds of i...,
What is linkage isomerism,
What are hydration and ionisation...
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Lecture Nineteen - Coordination complexes continued
What do all first row transition ...,
Discuss lewis acids and how they ...,
Explain complex ammines in coordi...
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Lecture Twenty - Coordination chemistry and crystal field theory
What gives gem stones their colour,
Explain valance bond theory with ...,
Explain crystal field theory
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Lecture Twenty One - Crystal field theory
What are strong and weak field li...,
What is high and low spin,
Why are trnasition metals coloured
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Lecture Twenty Two - Crystal field theory II
How does a coordination compound ...,
Explain magnetism and transition ...,
Explain magentism in transition m...
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Lecture Twenty Three - Haemoglobin and myoglobin in relation to inorganic chemistry
What uses do metal ions have in b...,
Explain amino acids and proteins ...,
What are prosthetic groups
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Lecture Twenty Four - Oxygen transport in organisms
How does co binding have a toxic ...,
What is haemocyanin,
What are zinc based enzymes
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