Spring 2006 organic
chemistry 2 assignments
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1/18-1/20 |
Review of alkene reactions and big ideas from semester 1 |
chapter 7, #23, 24, 26,
30, 31, 40, 55 |
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read 14.1-14.7, write a
paragraph summary and 2 questions |
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Due at end of lab 1/20: rough
draft of proposal including materials list |
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Due at beginning of lab
1/27: advanced proposal draft |
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1/23-1/27 |
Chapter 14.1-14.7: conjugated dienes |
chapter 14 #2-10, 25, 33, 38, 40 |
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read chapter 8, write a paragraph summary and 2 questions |
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Due at beginning of lab 1/27: advanced proposal draft |
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Due 2/3 brief essay 1: write ˝ summary and ˝ page response on
Diels-Alder reading |
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1/30-2/3 |
Chapter 8: alkynes |
1/31: 12 pm summer internship and research informational lunch MLH 130. Free pizza! |
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due 2/8 chapter 8: 1,
3-13, 30, 35, 46 |
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due 2/8 read chapter 10,
write a paragraph summary and 2 questions |
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Test 1: 2/8 on alkenes and
alkynes |
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Due at end of lab 2/3: final proposal draft
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2/6-2/10 |
Test 1: alkenes and alkynesChapter 10: Alkyl halides |
due 2/15 chapter 10: 1-3, 5-9, 12, 13, 23, 24, 30, 32, 33 |
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due 2/15 read chapter 11, write a paragraph summary
and 2 questions |
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Due 2/29 brief essay 2: a half-page on how your lab
project connects to this class and/or last semester’s lab and a half-page on
why you are interested in it. |
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2/13-2/17 |
Chapter 11: Reactions of alkyl halides |
due 2/24 chapter 11: 1-14, 29, 35, 36, 40, 41 |
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No need to read ahead for the next week |
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For lab: due 2/17 progress report and due 2/24
first draft of intro |
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Due 2/29 brief essay 2: a half-page on how your lab
project connects to this class and/or last semester’s lab and a half-page on
why you are interested in it. |
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2/20-2/24 |
No class on Monday Chapter 11: Reactions of alkyl halides |
due 3/3 chapter |
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due 3/3 read chapter 15, write a paragraph summary
and 2 questions |
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due 3/3 brief essay 2: a half-page on how your lab
project connects to this class and/or last semester’s lab and a half-page on
why you are interested in it. |
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due 3/3: Progress report in lab |
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2/27-3/3 |
Chapter 15: benzene and aromaticity |
due 3/8 chapter 15: 1-7, 19, 26, 27, 34, 37 |
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No need to read ahead for the next week |
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No class 3/10…either volunteer on 3/9 or write a one
page essay on the J.chem.ed. article I hand out in class. |
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3/8: Test 2 on chapters 10, 11 and 15 (through
class on 3/3) |
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Second draft of lab intro due 3/10 |
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3/6-3/10 |
Test 2: Alkyl halides Chapter 15: benzene and aromaticity |
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3/13-3/17 |
Chapter 16: chemistry of benzene |
due 3/17: one page essay on J.Chem.ed article (half page summary, half page response) |
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due 3/17: progress report |
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due 3/29 chapter 16: 1-16, 28, 29, 30, 41, 42, 43,
48, 49 |
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due 3/29: read chapter 17, write a paragraph
summary and 2 questions |
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3/20-3/24 |
Spring break |
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3/27-3/31 |
Chapter 17: alcohols and phenols |
due 4/5: chapter 16: 17-24, 53, 69 and chapter 17: 1-6, 29 |
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You do not need to read ahead this week |
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4/3-4/7 |
Chapter 17: alcohols and phenols |
due 4/12: chapter 17 #7-20, 30, 33, 36, 44, 46, 52, 57, 59, 63 |
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due 4/12: read chapter 18, write a paragraph
summary and 2 questions |
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due 4/7 in lab: progress report |
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4/12: Test 3 on chapters 15, 16 and 17 |
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due 4/19: brief essay 4 – choose an organic
molecule that you are interested in (I can make some suggestions if you would
like) and write one page on the molecule’s structure, history, discovery and
use. |
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4/10-4/14 |
Test 3: Benzene, aromaticity and alcohols Chapter 18: ethers and ethoxides, thiols and sulfoxides |
4/12 (or 4/14, we will choose in class): Test 3 on chapters 15, 16 and 17 |
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due 4/14 in lab: first draft of final report |
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due 4/19: brief essay 4 – choose an organic
molecule that you are interested in (I can make some suggestions if you would
like) and write one page on the molecule’s structure, history, discovery and
use. |
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4/17-4/21 |
Chapter 18: ethers and ethoxides, thiols and sulfoxides |
due 4/19: brief essay 4 – choose an organic molecule that you are interested in (I can make some suggestions if you would like) and write one page on the molecule’s structure, history, discovery and use. |
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due 4/26: chapter 18 # 1-10, 26 |
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due 4/26: read pp 672-681, write a paragraph
summary and 2 questions |
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due 4/28 in lab: second draft of final report |
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4/24-4/28 |
A preview of carbonyl compounds (pp 672-681): nucleophilic additions (19.4-19.6, 19.8, 19.12)and nucleophilic acyl substitutions (21.2) |
due 5/3: p681 # 1-3 and chapter 19 #5-8, 16, 17, 34, 36 |
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due 5/3: read 22.1- 22.3, 22.5 and 23.1-23.3, write
a paragraph summary and 2 questions |
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due 4/28 in lab: second draft of final report |
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due 5/12 in class: final report |
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due 5/12 in class: 10 minute (including questions)
oral report |
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5/1-5/5 |
A preview of carbonyl compounds (pp 672-681): alpha substitution (22.1- 22.3, 22.5) and carbonyl condensations (23.1-23.3) |
due 5/10 chapter 21: 3-7; chapter 22: 1-5, 7,8 ; chapter 23: 1,2 |
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due 5/10: write a brief chronology of discoveries
that Wittig made on his way to discovering the Wittig reaction (http://nobelprize.org/chemistry/laureates/1979/wittig-lecture.html). Spend a MAXIMUM of 1.5 hours on this
assignment, including reading. Hand in
whatever you can complete during this time. |
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due 5/12 in class: final report |
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due 5/12 in class: 10 minute (including questions)
oral report |
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5/8-5/12 |
Catch-up and review |
due 5/10: write a brief chronology of discoveries that
Wittig made on his way to discovering the Wittig reaction (http://nobelprize.org/chemistry/laureates/1979/wittig-lecture.html). Spend a MAXIMUM of 1.5 hours on this
assignment, including reading. Hand in
whatever you can complete during this time. |
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due 5/12 in class: final report |
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due 5/12 in class: 10 minute (including questions)
oral report |
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Final: |
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Test 4: Final |
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