CHM 2120/2520

CHM 2120/2520
Midterm 1 Review Sessions.
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$40

3.5-Hours of tutoring

Problem Solving:
Organic I Review

Review Session Details
  • The Review Session will mainly focus on problem solving from past midterms/assignments, the following topics will be covered:
    •  Atomic and molecular orbitals (this includes drawing bonding, non-bonding and antibonding orbitals)
    • Resonance (including identifying major/minor structures and resonance hybrids)
    • Drawing Chairs and Newman projections
    • Stereochemistry of sp3 (R/S) and alkene (E/Z) structures
    • Acid-base chemistry (pKa and assessing conjugate bases)
    • Review ALL Organic I reactions
  • All students attending Review Session will receive "Midterm 1 Package" containing past uOttawa Professor midterms.

CHM2120/2520: Problem Solving: Organic I Review

$40.00

  • Get a better understanding of atomic and molecular orbitals (this includes drawing bonding, non-bonding and antibonding orbitals)
  • Learn to draw resonance forms (and be able to identify major and minor structures)
  • Comfortably switch between chairs, Newman projections, and line structures
  • Stereochemistry of sp3 (R/S) and alkene (E/Z) structures
  • Learn to become an expert with acid-base chemistry by understanding pKa and how to assess the strength of a lone pair
  • Many examples from midterms/exams administered at uOttawa!
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Date

September 28, 2023 5:30 PM – 9:00 PM (All Profs), Buy Recording of Session

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$40

3.5-Hours of tutoring

SN and E Reactions
(Prof. El-Nachef)

Review Session Details
  • Step by step guide for differentiating between E1/SN1 vs. SN2
  • Nucleophile strength, dead solvents and only base reagents
  • Carbocation properties and stability
  • 1,2-shifts and ring expansion for carbocations
  • Evaluating various leaving groups (L.G.)
  • Making OH groups into L.G.
  • SN1 mechanism and stereochemistry
  • SN2 mechanism and stereochemistry
  • Review how to make and react with epoxides
  • E2 mechanism and identifying major and minor products (Zaitsev vs. Hoffmann)
  • Review how to make and react with epoxides
  • Learn to draw transition states and energy diagrams
  • All students that purchase this Review Session will receive "Midterm 1 Package" containing past uOttawa Professor midterms.

CHM2120/2520: SN and E Reactions (Prof. El-Nachef)

$40.00

  • Full understanding of how to use/draw energy diagrams and transition states
  • Learn to differentiate between a base and a nucleophile
  • Understand carbocations and when to do a 1,2-shift
  • How to tell if you have a leaving group for SN and E reactions
  • SN1 and E1 mechanism specifics
  • Solvents and rates for SN1 and E1
  • Many examples from midterms/exams administered at uOttawa!
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Date

September 30, 2023 9:30 AM – 1:00 PM (El-Nachef), Buy Recording of Session

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$40

3.5-Hours of tutoring

SN and E Reactions
(Prof. Flynn)

Review Session Details
  • Step by step guide for differentiating between E1/SN1 vs. SN2
  • Nucleophile strength, dead solvents and only base reagents
  • Carbocation properties and stability
  • 1,2-shifts and ring expansion for carbocations
  • Evaluating various leaving groups (L.G.)
  • Making OH groups into L.G.
  • SN1 mechanism and stereochemistry
  • SN2 mechanism and stereochemistry
  • Review how to make and react with epoxides
  • E2 mechanism and identifying major and minor products (Zaitsev vs. Hoffmann)
  • Review how to make and react with epoxides
  • Learn to draw transition states and energy diagrams
  • All students that purchase this Review Session will receive "Midterm 1 Package" containing past uOttawa Professor midterms.

CHM2120/CHM2520: Sn and E Reactions (Prof. Flynn)

$40.00

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Date

October 01, 2023 8:30 AM – 12:00 PM (Flynn), Buy Recording of Session

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Session Instructor
ABDULLAH AKBAR, PhD
Abdullah is a top-rated tutor with 10+ years of teaching experience.
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­As a recent PhD graduate from the University of Ottawa, he has worked along with many of the CHM 2120/2520 Professors. His lesson plans will always begin with must-know fundamental concepts and end with examples from previous midterms and final exam questions.

Recommended by 350+ uOttawa students. Join one of his review sessions and decide for yourself!