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Organic molecules have 3D shapes that are difficult to represent on paper. Also, some concepts are difficult to describe in words or on paper. For these reasons, several small "visualization" movies have been prepared to help you with your understanding. |
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| Bonding & Structure I (Basics) Isomers (or lack of!) Isomerization and Single Bonds Isomerism and Double Bonds Bond Rotation with a Model |
Bonding & Structure II (Better Models) Tetrahedral Geometry Trigonal Planar Geometry Linear Geometry Pi-Bonds and Anti-Bonds Pi-Orbitals in Triple Bonds Rotation and Single Bonds Isomerism and Double Bonds: Breaking the pi-Bond |
| Organic Spectroscopy Understanding the Factors that Control Bond Vibrations (Infrared simulation in html and Java) |
| Reactions Drawing Curved Arrows  |
| Alkenes I Backside Attack on a Bromonium Ion |
| Chirality Determining configuration R/S using your hand Solving R/S problem #1 Solving R/S problem #2 Solving R/S problem #3 Solving R/S problem #4 Solving R/S problem #5 |
| Alkyl Halides The Walden Inversion Stereochemistry and E2 elimination |
| Conjugated Systems Diels-Alder Stereochemistry Electrocyclic Reactions Using the "Finger and Thumbs"/Aromatic Transition State Theory method |
| Enols/Enolates Solving Aldol Problems Heuristically (Without Doing the Mechanism Algorithmically) Solving Claisen Problems Heuristically (Without Doing the Mechanism Algorithmically) |
