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Intro to Organic Chemistry Wohler.. NH 4 Cl + AgCNO + AgCl Organic Chemistry - chemistry of carbon compounds.

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1 Intro to Organic Chemistry Wohler.. NH 4 Cl + AgCNO + AgCl Organic Chemistry - chemistry of carbon compounds

2 Organic Compounds - Examples

3 Representation of Organic Molecules C4H9OC4H9O C 4 H 8 OH R-OH alcohols

4 Functional Groups Functional groups are reactive parts of organic molecules Organic compounds are characterized according to the type of functional groups they contain alcohol ether aldehyde ketone amine carboxylic acid amide

5 Amino Acids

6 Structure of Organic Molecules Review Lewis Structures and VSEPR Lone and Bonded Electron Pairs 2 3 4 Electron Pair Geometry Shape linear trigonal planer tetrahedral Lone pairs012 linear trigonal planer tetrahedral bent trigonal pyramid bent

7 Naturally Occurring Organic Molecules Bleomycin organic molecule cancer therapy (bacteria)

8 Naturally Occurring Organic Molecules Taxol organic molecule cancer therapy (plants)

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