| August 24 |
Welcome to Organic Chemistry,
Instructor, textbook, office hours, class
venue etc., Course grading,
Laboratory Rules,
Laboratory Reports, Chime
Syllabus
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| August 26: |
Chapter 10: Organic Chemistry in
our day to day life, relative
sizes, position of Carbon in the periodic
table,
bonding (covalent, ionic), polar covalent bonds, shapes and structures of organic molecules (methane,
ethylene, acetylene)
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August
26:
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No Labs
this week
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| August 28: |
shapes and structures of organic molecules
(methane, ethylene, acetylene), Functional Groups,alcohols, aldehydes, ketones,
carboxylic acids. amines are derivatives
of ammonia |
| August 31: |
Review: Drawing Lewis Structures, |
| September 2: |
Chapter 11:
Alkanes: Shapes and structures
of organic molecules, structural formula and conformations,
condensed formula and bond line structures,
isomers: constitutional isomers |
September
2:
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Laboratory
Check-in, Physical properties, laboratory safety, reports, melting
point determination, etc Please print out the
Laboratory Rules
before coming to the lab
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| September 4: |
Nomenclature of alkanes, cycloalkanes and nomencalture
of cycloalkanes,cycloalkanes
in nature |
September
7:
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No Classes:
Labor Day
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| September 9: |
Quiz 1:
cycloalkanes in nature, IUPAC
general system of nomenclature, geometric isomerism (cis-trans),cis-1,2-dibrocyclobutane,
trans-1,2-dibromocyclobutane, |
September
9:
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Experiment 1
(Molecular models) {This exercise
will be done in the regular lecture hall}
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| September 11: |
Chapter 12:
Unsaturated hydrocarbons, alkenes
and alkynes, cis-trans
isomerism, nomenclature of alkenes |
| September 14: |
Nomenclature of alkenes,
cont., introduction to organic
reactions |
September
16:
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Naturally occuring alkenes,
alkene reactions, oxidation reduction
reactions,
addition reactions,
Markovnikov rule, |
September
16:
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Experiment
2: Conversion of phthalic acid into phthalic anhydride
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| September 18: |
Polymerization of ethylene and substituted
ethylenes. Addition reactions of alkenes, cont.; naturally occuring alkenes, pheromones, terpenes Examination 1 will
cover upto this point. Principles of Chromatography , thin
layer chromatography, |
| September 21: |
Chapter 13: Organization of topics in Ch. 13:
Structure of benzene,
nomenclature of common aromatic
hydrocarbons, carcinogenicity of polynuclear
aromatic hydrocarbons.
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| September 23: |
Quiz 2: In
Class Study Session for Examination 1 |
September
23:
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Experiment 3:Analysis of Commercially Available Painkillers using
Thin Layer Chromatography
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| September 25: |
Examination 1 |
| September 28: |
Nomenclature of common aromatic hydrocarbons,
carcinogenicity of polynuclear aromatic
hydrocarbons. Reactions of benzene and its derivatives,
Phenols, naturally occuring phenols, acidity of phenols
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September 30:
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Chapter 14: Alcohols, 10,
20, 30 alcohols,(an additional handout) |
September
30
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Expriment 4:Polymerization
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| October 2: |
nomenclature of alcohols, diols, glycols, physical properties of alcohols and ethers,
Oxidation
of alcohols
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| October 5: |
physical properties of alcohols and ethers
, Dehydration of Alcohols |
October
7:
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Quiz 3:Buffer Lecture
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| October 7: |
Experiment 5: Identification of Alcohols and
Phenols |
| October 9: |
Chapter 15:, Isomers, stereoisomerism, chirality,
enantiomers, Naming enantiomers, molecules
with 2 chiral centers, diastereomers, optical acivity, racemic
mixture |
October 12
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Molecules with two stereocenters, diastereomers,
significance of chirality in
biology,
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| October 14: |
Chapter 17: Organization of topics in Chapter 17, carbonyl group, 3D
structure of an aldehyde and a ketone, naturally occurring
aldehydes and ketones, nomenclature
of aldehydes and ketones,oxidation
of aldehydes, reduction of aldehydes
and ketones, |
October
14:
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Experiment 6: Mixed
melting point as an identification tool
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| October 16: |
nomenclature of aldehydes and ketones,oxidation of aldehydes, reduction of aldehydes and ketones |
October 19:
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Quiz 4: addition reactions of aldehydes and ketones |
| Octobber 21: |
Chapter 18: Topics to be covered in
Ch.18, carboxyl and
acyl groups, 3D structure of benzoic acid,
derivatives of carboxylic acids (esters, amides,
lactones, and lactams), carboxylic anhydrides |
October
21:
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Experiment
7:Identification of aldehydes and ketones
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| October 23: |
(esters, amides, lactones, and lactams), carboxylic anhydrides, Theory of Recrystallization (calculation of % yield) |
| October 26: |
Physical properties,
nomenclature of acids, acidity of carboxylic acids, reactions of carboxylic acids |
| October 28: |
Quiz 5:: Reactions of carboxylic acids cont,
Aspirin and Ibuprofen, Naproxen, Exam
2 will cover upto this point |
October
28:
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Experiment
8: Synthesis
of Nylon 6, 6
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October
30:
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Exam 2
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| Novemeber 2: |
Chapter 16: ,Classification of amines, amine nomenclature, heterocyclic amines, (cont.) (calculation of % yield)
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| November 4: |
DNA bases, structure of amides, hydrolysis of amides, CNS amines, Biochemistry: Modular nature of biochemicals,
carbohydrates, proteins,
lipids, nucleic acids Structures of biomolecules, bioenergetics, Chapter 19: Topics to be covered in Ch.19 |
November
4:
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Experiment
9: Synthesis
of Aspirin , Theory
of Recrystallization
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| November 6: |
Def. of carbohydrates, Monosaccahrides,
Common names of monosaccharides, |
| November 9: |
configuration of sugars, D and L sugars,Fischer representation, Names of hexoses, cyclic forms of
sugars (Haworth structures), anomers, epimers |
| November 11: |
Epimers, glycoside formation, examples of di and
poly saccharides (Disaccharides, oligosaccharides,
polysaccharides, (sucrose, amylose,
cellulose etc), blood groups) |
November
11
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Experiment 10: Synthesis of Acetaminophen (calculation
of % yield)
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| November 13: |
Quiz 6:Selected sections from
Chapter 20: Def.
of lipids, structures
of triglycerides (fats), wax and cholesterol, fats,
oils,partial hydrogenation
of oils, soaps and detergents
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| November 16: |
Complex
lipids, phospholipids, phophoglycerides, lecithin, cephalin
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| November 18: |
Exam 3
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| November 18 |
Experiment 10: Synthesis of Acetaminophen (calculation
of % yield) |
| November 20: |
Buffer Lecture, |
Nov 23-27
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Thanksgiving
Holidays
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November 30
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Lipid bilayer, steroids,
steroidal hormones, sex hormones, adrenocortical hormones, bile acid
salts |
| December 1: |
Quiz7: Selected sections from Chapter
24: Nucleotides,sugar, base, phophate, nucleic acids, primary
and secondary structure of DNA. |
December
1:
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Make-up Lab:
Students with excued absences can make up a LAB during this session.
Only one missed lab can be made up
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| December 4: |
Review |
December 7
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December 9
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December 11
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Quiz 8:
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| December 14-17 |
Examination Week:
Final Examination will be a Comprehensive One |
