Chemistry 211-212

        ORGANIC CHEMISTRY

              Fall & Spring 2008 - 2009

R.D. Libby 213 Collier  Ext. 1436 E-mail: rdlibby@chem.moravian.edu

Class Hours  MWF 9:10-10:00 Room 117 PPHAC Problem Session Tues.  9:10-10:00 Room 117 PPHAC

Office Hours Mon.  12:30 ->   1:30 PM Wed.  10:15 -> 11:15 AM Thurs. 11:30 -> 12:30 PM Fri.     10:15 -> 11:15 AM Or any time, just call X-1436

    A.     Isomerism   [Experiment 1 & CGWW   CH 1 & 2]

    B.      Organic Functional Groups [CGWW   CH 2]

    A.     Introduction to Organic Reactions: Thermodynamics vs. Kinetics [CGWW    CH 5 & CH 18: pp. 305-323]

    B.     Acid Base Reactions [CGWW CH 8 & 21]

    C.     Reactions of Carbonyl Compounds. [CGWW CH 13]

1.   What Happens?

2.   How and Why Do They Happen?

      a.    Addition Reactions.[CGWW   CH 6, 10, 27 & 28]

      b.    Addition-Elimination Reactions.[CGWW   CH 14]

      c.    Acyl Substitution Reactions.[CGWW   CH 12 & 28]

3.   How Are They Related?

    A.     Stereoisomerism [CGWW   CH 16]

    B.     Bond Rotations and Conformational Analysis [CGWW   CH 18]

    A.     Review of Equilibrium Controlled Reactions:  Kinetics vs. Thermodynamics [CGWW   CH 13: pp. 305-323]

    B.     Nucleophilic Substitution at Saturated Carbon [CGWW CH 17]

    C.     Elimination Reactions [CGWW CH 19]

    D.     Addition Reactions [CGWW   CH 20]

    E.     Electrophilic Aromatic Substitution [CGWW   CH 22]

    F.     Free Radicals and Their Reactions [CGWW CH 39]

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