CHEM 1152

MODULE 10: INTRO TO ORGANIC CHEMISTRY
7 Topics | 1 Quiz
Chapter 10: Unit 1. Introduction
Chapter 10: Unit 2. Features of Organic Compounds
Chapter 10: Unit 3. Functional Groups
Chapter 10: Unit 4. Isomerism
Chapter 10: Unit 5. Nomenclature
Chapter 10: Unit 6. Properties of organic compounds
Chapter 10: Unit 7. Summary
Comprehensive Quiz: Module 10
MODULE 11: HYDROCARBONS
18 Topics | 11 Quizzes
CHAPTER 11: Unit 1. Definition: Alkanes & Cycloalkanes
CHAPTER 11: Unit 2. Structures and Nomenclature: Alkanes & Cycloalkanes
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CHAPTER 11: Unit 3. Shapes & Isomerism: Alkanes and Cycloalkanes
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CHAPTER 11: Unit 4. Natural Resources: Alkanes and Cycloalkanes
CHAPTER 11: Unit 5. Physical properties: Alkanes and Cycloalkanes
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CHAPTER 11: Unit 6. Chemical Reactions: Alkanes & Cycloalkanes
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CHAPTER 11: Unit 7. Haloalkanes
CHAPTER 11: Unit 8. Definition: Alkenes and Alkynes
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CHAPTER 11: Unit 9. Nomenclature & Isomerism: Alkenes and Alkynes
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CHAPTER 11: Unit 10. Shapes & Isomerism: Alkenes and Alkynes
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CHAPTER 11: Unit 11. Physical properties: Alkenes and Alkynes
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CHAPTER 11: Unit 12. Preparation of Alkene and Alkynes
CHAPTER 11: Unit 13. Chemical Reactions: Alkenes and Alkynes
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CHAPTER 11: Unit 14. Definition: Aromatic Compounds
CHAPTER 11: Unit 15. Structures & Nomenclature: Aromatic compounds
CHAPTER 11: Unit 16. Chemical Reactions: Aromatic Compounds
CHAPTER 11: Unit 17. Applications
Practice Quiz: Module 11: Unit 17
Chapter 11: Unit 18. Summary
Comprehensive Quiz: Module 11
MODULE 12: ALCOHOLS, PHENOLS, ETHERS, THIOLS
7 Topics | 7 Quizzes
CHAPTER 12: Unit 1. Definition
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CHAPTER 12: Unit 2. Structures and shapes
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CHAPTER 12: Unit 3. Nomenclature
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CHAPTER 12: Unit 4. Physical Properties
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CHAPTER 12: Unit 5. Chemical Reactions
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CHAPTER 12: Unit 6. Commonly used Alcohols & Ethers
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Module 12: Unit 7 Summary
Comprehensive Quiz: Module 12
MODULE 13: ALDEHYDES AND KETONES
7 Topics | 6 Quizzes
CHAPTER 13: Unit 1. Definition: Functional group of aldehydes and ketones
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CHAPTER 13: Unit 2. Nomenclature
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CHAPTER 13: Unit 3. Structures and isomerism
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CHAPTER 13: Unit 4. Physical properties
CHAPTER 13: Unit 5. Preparation of Aldehyde & Ketone
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CHAPTER 13: Unit 6. Chemical reactions of Aldehyde & Ketone
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CHAPTER 13: Unit 7. Summary
Comprehensive Quiz: Module 13
MODULE 14: CARBOXYLIC ACIDS & ESTERS
9 Topics | 1 Quiz
CHAPTER 14: Unit 1. Definition
CHAPTER 14: Unit 2. Nomenclature and Classification
CHAPTER 14: Unit 3. Preparation of carboxylic Acids
CHAPTER 14: Unit 4. Physical Properties of carboxylic Acids
CHAPTER 14: Unit 5. Chemical reactions
CHAPTER 14: Unit 6. Nomenclature of Esters
CHAPTER 14: Unit 7.Chemical Reactions of esters
CHAPTER 14: Unit 8.Acid chlorides and Acid anhydrides
CHAPTER 14: Unit 9. Summary
Comprehensive Quiz: Module 14
MODULE 15: CHIRALITY & CHIRAL MOLECULES
6 Topics | 1 Quiz
CHAPTER 15: Unit 1. Chirality: Structures & Nomenclature
CHAPTER 15: Unit 2. Chirality: History and development of Stereoisomerism
CHAPTER 15: Unit 3. Different types of Stereoisomers
CHAPTER 15: Unit 4. Physical Property: Detection and optical property
CHAPTER 15: Unit 5. Application: Significance of Chirality in the biological world
CHAPTER 15. Unit 6. Summary
Comprehensive Quiz: Module 15
MODULE 16: CARBOHYDRATES
9 Topics | 6 Quizzes
CHAPTER 16: Unit 1. Carbohydrates Definition
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Module 16: Unit 2. Carbohydrates Types and Naming
CHAPTER 16: Unit 3.Carbohydrates Physical Properties
CHAPTER 16: Unit 4. Carbohydrates as Chiral Molecules
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CHAPTER 16: Unit 5. Fischer Projection of Monosaccharides
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CHAPTER 16: Unit 6. Haworth Structures of Monosaccharides
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Module 16: Unit 7: Chemical Reactions of Monosaccharides, Disaccharides and Polysaccharides
CHAPTER 16: Unit 8. Carbohydrates in Our Food
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CHAPTER 16: Unit 9. Carbohydrates Simulations
Comprehensive Quiz: Module 16
MODULE 17: LIPIDS
7 Topics | 2 Quizzes
CHAPTER 17: Unit 1.Lipids Definition and Function
CHAPTER 17: Unit 2. Lipids Types
Practice Quiz: Module 17 Unit 2
CHAPTER 17: Unit 3. Essentials Fatty Acids
CHAPTER 17: Unit 4. Lipids Physical Properties
CHAPTER 17: Unit 5. Chemical Reactions of Lipids (Triglycerides)
CHAPTER 17: Unit 6. Lipids Role in Health and Food
CHAPTER 17: Unit 7. Lipids Simulations
Comprehensive Quiz: Module 17
MODULE 18: AMINES & AMIDES
7 Topics | 5 Quizzes
CHAPTER 18: Unit 1. Amines and Amides Definition
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CHAPTER 18: Unit 2. Amines and Amides Types and Naming
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CHAPTER 18: Unit 3. Amines and Amides Physical Properties
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CHAPTER 18: Unit 4. Amines and Amides Chemical Reactions
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CHAPTER 18: Unit 5. Amines in Plants: Alkaloids
CHAPTER 18: Unit 6. Amines in Humans: Neurotransmitters
CHAPTER 18: Unit 7. Amines Applications
Comprehensive Quiz: Module 18
MODULE 19: AMINO ACIDS & PROTEINS
9 Topics | 8 Quizzes
CHAPTER 19: Unit 1. Amino Acids and Proteins Definition, Types and Functions
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CHAPTER 19: Unit 2. Types of Proteins: Primary Structure
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CHAPTER 19: Unit 3. Types of Proteins: Secondary Structures
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CHAPTER 19: Unit 4. Types of Proteins: Tertiary Structures
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CHAPTER 19: Unit 5. Types of Proteins: Quaternary Structures
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CHAPTER 19: Unit 6 . Amino Acids Physical Properties
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CHAPTER 19: Unit 7. Amino Acids and Proteins Chemical Reactions
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CHAPTER 19: Unit 8. Amino Acids and Proteins Denaturation
CHAPTER 19: Unit 9. Amino Acids and Proteins Simulations
Comprehensive Quiz: Module 19
MODULE 20: ENZYMES & VITAMINS
9 Topics
CHAPTER 20: Unit 1. Enzymes and Vitamins Definition
CHAPTER 20: Unit 2. Active Sites at the Enzymes
CHAPTER 20: Unit 3. Enzyme – Catalyzed Reactions
CHAPTER 20: Unit 4. Enzyme Actions Models
CHAPTER 20: Unit 5. Classification of Enzymes
CHAPTER 20: Unit 6. Factors Affecting Enzyme Activity
CHAPTER 20: Unit 7. Regulation of Enzyme Activity
CHAPTER 20: Unit 8. Enzyme Inhibition
CHAPTER 20: Unit 9. Enzyme and Cofactors and Vitamins
MODULE 21: NUCELIC ACID AND PROTEIN SYNTHESIS
8 Topics
CHAPTER 21: Unit 1. NUCLEIC ACID: INTRODUCTION
CHAPTER 21: Unit 2. Composition of Nucleic Acids
CHAPTER 21: Unit 3. THE STRUCTURE OF DNA AND RNA
CHAPTER 21: Unit 5. Genes
CHAPTER 21: Unit 6. DNA Replication
CHAPTER 21: Unit 7. Structure and Function of RNA
CHAPTER 21: Unit 8. DNA Leads to RNA and Protein
CHAPTER 21: Unit 9. Gene Expression and Protein Synthesis
MODULE 22: METABOLIC PATHWAYS FOR CARBOHYDRATES
9 Topics
CHAPTER 22: Unit 1. Metabolic Pathways Introduction
CHAPTER 22: Unit 2. Important Coenzymes in Metabolic Pathways
CHAPTER 22: Unit 3. Carbohydrate Metabolism
CHAPTER 22: Unit 4. Glycolysis: Oxidation of Glucose
CHAPTER 22: Unit 5. Pathways for Pyruvate
CHAPTER 22: Unit 6. The Pentose Phosphate Pathway
CHAPTER 22: Unit 7. Gluconeogenesis: Glucose Synthesis
CHAPTER 22: Unit 8. Glycogen Synthesis and Degradation
CHAPTER 22: Unit 9. A Human Perspective: Glycogen Storage Diseases-3
MODULE 23: METABOLISM & ENERGY PRODUCTION
5 Topics
CHAPTER 23: Unit 1. The Citric Acid Cycle
CHAPTER 23: Unit 2. Electron Transport and ATP
CHAPTER 23: Unit 3. ATP Energy from Glucose
CHAPTER 23: Unit 4. Co-enzymes in Metabolism
CHAPTER 23: Unit 5. Focus on Health and Medicine: Hydrogen cyanide
MODULE 24: METABOLIC PATHWAYS FOR LIPIDS & AMINO ACIDS
16 Topics | 1 Quiz
Module 24: Unit 1. Triacylglycerols (Fats) Digestion
CHAPTER 24: Unit 2. Glycerol Metabolism
Module 24: Unit 3. Fatty Acids Oxidation
Module 24: Unit 4. Fatty Acids Oxidation
Module 24: Unit 6. Beta (β) Oxidation Reactions Cycle
Module 24: Unit 7. Fatty Acid Chain Length Determines Cycle Redundancy
Module 24: Unit 8. Unsaturated Fatty Acids Oxidation
CHAPTER 24: Unit 9. Fatty Acids and ATP Oxidation
CHAPTER 24: Unit 10. Ketogenesis and Ketone Bodies
CHAPTER 24: Unit 5. Transport of Fatty Acids Acyl CoA into Mitochondria
CHAPTER 24: Unit 11. Fatty Acids Synthesis
CHAPTER 24: Unit 12. Fatty Acids Synthesis Cycle Redundancy
CHAPTER 24: Unit 13. Amino Acids and Proteins Degradation
CHAPTER 24: Unit 14. Urea Cycle
CHAPTER 24: Unit 15. Carbon Atoms Skeleton from Amino Acids Transamination
CHAPTER 24: Unit 16. Pathways of Amino Acids Synthesis
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CHAPTER 13: Unit 3. Structures and isomerism

CHEM 1152 MODULE 13: ALDEHYDES AND KETONES CHAPTER 13: Unit 3. Structures and isomerism
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Acetone
The carbonyl carbon is trigonal planar, and all the bond angles are 1200.  In this way, te carbonyl carbon resembles the carbons of a carbon-carbon double bond.Because the oxygen is more electronegative than carbon, the carbonyl group is polar, The carbonyl carbon is electron deficient (δ+) and the oxygen is electron rich ((δ-). In this way the carbonyl carbon is very different from the carbons of nonpolar carbon-carbon double bond.Below is the ball and stock model of Formaldehyde, the first member of aldehyde family.Solution of formaldehyde ( 40% formalin) is used to preserve fish and other frozen food.
The solution of formaldehyde ( 40% formalin) is used to preserve fish and other frozen food.
Like the classes of previously discussed organic compounds, ( alkanes, alkenes, alcohols, ethers etc.) constitutional isomers exist for aldehydes and ketones and functional group isomers in between aldehydes and ketones is they have same number of carbon atoms and same degree of saturation.For example: 2-pentanone and 3-pentanone are skeletal isomers where as propanone( acetone) and propanal are functional group isomers.
 
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