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Uploaded by on Apr 23, 2011

In this video, we begin our transition from general chemistry into the exciting world of organic chemistry!

Below are some of the topics we will cover...

GENERAL FEATURES
-alkanes (vs. alkenes, alkynes)
-units of unsaturation
-the line-angle method of drawing compounds

3 TYPES OF ISOMERS
1. constitutional
2. conformational
-staggered (anti, gauche) vs. eclipsed
-torsional + steric strain
-newman projections
3. stereoisomers

RINGS
-planar vs. puckered
-torsional + steric + angle strain
-axial vs. equatorial
-how to draw rings

CHIRALITY
-enantiomers
-R & S nomenclature
-priority rules
-diastereomers

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Watch the entire video at...

http://www.crackochem.com
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Each video lesson provides an easy, yet comprehensive approach made from the student perspective. We assume you have no prior knowledge in the field, and will guide you every step of the way.

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About The Tutor

Garrett is a Harvard graduate. While earning his doctorate from the Harvard School Of Dental Medicine, he was hired by the university to propose and develop educational videos to complement the curriculum. During this time he worked with instructors at the medical and dental school to produce video tutorials in the areas of neurobiology, cardiology, pharmacology, radiology and pre-clinical dental laboratory.

However, Garrett's love for tutoring and helping students be able to understand complex subjects in a simple manner began with organic chemistry. He was initially told by his family, friends and instructors that organic chemistry would be the worst class he would ever take in college. Fortunately, with a lot of sweat, a few tears, and plenty of dry erase markers, Garrett was able to "crack the code" behind organic chemistry. In the process, he discovered a technique to teach ochem in a logical, straight forward manner, and the "CrackOChem" project was born. He spent the next several years developing this technique and passing it on to others through university organic chemistry tutorials, a study club, and organic polymer research. He was later hired by the University of California, Irvine for a full time position teaching advanced tutorials in chemistry and biology, and was also responsible for the hiring, training, and managing of university tutors.

Garrett is currently in orthodontic residency, but continues to actively help students through tutoring and future editions of organic chemistry video tutorials.

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  • Thanks for the videos..If i even make it to med school, it will be coz of you man!

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