Dr. Miguel Mitchell

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This is the first of my free Organic Chemistry 1 and 2 quizzes helping you to practice predicting major organic products of typical Organic Chemistry 1 addition reactions to alkenes and alkenes. Here are the addition reactions (and brief reaction overview

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This is a 40-question multiple-choice quiz on nucleophilic substitution (SN1 or SN2) versus elimination (E1 or E2). Types of questions include: (1) Predict the major product(s) of the following reaction. [10 questions] (2) Which mechanism leads to the...

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If you touch all the C3H4Cl2 isomers to win. You lose lives if you touch molecules that are not C3H4Cl2 isomers. Be careful! Check the structure. The molecules that are not C3H4Cl2 isomers look similar to the correct isomers.

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This is a game about nucleophilic substitution. In DMSO solvent, you shoot (fling with your finger) a nucleophile rocket (-SCH3) at various compounds zipping around randomly. Some compounds are reactive to your nucleophile and some are inert. If you...

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There are a bunch of alkyl halides zipping around randomly, To win, touch all the alkyl halides that will react with sodium ethoxide to form ONLY a terminal alkene (RR'C=CH2, where R and R' = C or H), If you touch any alkyl halides that can form internal.