$40
for 4-Hours
Experiments 1, 2 and 3
Review Session Details
- This review session will cover concepts/problem solving for Lab #5 (Hydrazone) and Lab #6 (Chemoselectivity).
- Tutor will also review the "Guiding Questions" posted by Dr. François Magnan for IR and H NMR.
- Exam-like questions and previous exam questions will be provided and solved
CHM2123/2523: LLE, TLC and Polarimetry
$40.00
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Experiments 4 and 5
Review Session Details
- Understand how/when to use acetals as protecting groups and their mechanism
- Briefly learn about sugar chemistry and how to apply the Benedict’s test
- Learn to provide appropriate reagent tables
- Using TLC to monitor sugar reactions with organic compounds (i.e. 10% H2SO4/MeOH)
- Understand the concept of recrystallization and how to troubleshoot to get product
- How to use enolates against electrophiles presented during the term
- The mechanism for aldol reactions (with retrosynthesis)
- Dehydration conditions to make α,β-unsaturated carbonyls
- The mechanism for haloform reaction and key steps
- Applying 1H NMR to enols/enolates
CHM2123/2523: Acetaminophen and Phenacetin
$40.00
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Experiments 6 and 7
Review Session Details
- Understand the reason for reductive amination reactions and mechanism
- Understand how to store amines via anhydrides and acids
- Reducing amines with NaBH4 (mechanism reviewed)
- Key steps in experiment 6
- Applying 1H NMR to amines, imines and amides
- Esterification in acidic conditions and mechanism
- Isolation of esters via distillations
- Using IR and 1H NMR to identify different carbonyl types
- How to use melting point to assess purity
CHM2123/2523: Hydrazone and Chemoselectivity
$40.00
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TLC
and Flow Charts
Tutoring Session Details
- Be able to predict and justify relative Rf values for various organic compounds
- Review key features to setting up a TLC experiment
- Be involved in a TLC demonstration to identify unknown compounds
- Relate IR peaks to various functional groups from relevant to the lab course
- Learn to distinguish between organic compounds using 1H NMR and IR
- You will provided with NMR spectra to match with various organic compounds
CHM2123/CHM2523: TLC, IR and 1H NMR in the Lab
$45.00
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| Date | November 23, 2019 5:30 PM – 10:00 PM |
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Glass Assembly
and Lab Safety
Review Session Details
- This review session will cover concepts/problem solving for Lab #1 (TLC and LLE) and Lab #2 (Optical Polarimetry).
- Tutor will also review the "Guiding Questions" posted by Dr. François Magnan for Melting Point.
- Exam-like questions and previous exam questions will be provided and solved
CHM2123/CHM2523 – Midterm 2 – Session 2
$35.00
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| Date | November 24, 2018 5:00 PM – 8:00 PM |
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Stoichiometry
and Chemical Reactions
Tutoring Session Details
- Understand what effects dictate melting points of compounds
- Relate molecular structure to the appropriate melting point
- Live demonstration of how to place solid in the melting point capillary
- Know which glassware assembly setup is necessary for various scenarios
- Using diagrams, demonstrate how to assemble equipment appropriately and efficiently for distillation, reflux, sublimation flask and vacuum filtration
- We are trying our best bring various lab equipment to the tutoring session for a live demonstration!
CHM2123/CHM2523: Melting Point and Glassware Assembly
$45.00
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| Date | November 24, 2019 5:30 PM – 10:00 PM |
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Compound Isolation
and Evaluation
Review Session Details
- Guide you step-by-step to isolate and characterize an organic compound based last year's rubric and procedure!
- Understand the concepts of TLC and extraction for question portion of practical exam
- Learn to assemble a TLC station efficiently and analyze the results
- How to setup a melting point apparatus and how to record the proper melting point
- Using videos and diagrams, learn how to set up and assemble equipment correctly and in timely manner
- How to calculate % mass composition and yield
- A review on IR and 1H NMR analysis for question portion of practical exam
Practical Midterm: Compound Extraction and Evaluation
$45.00
- 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!
