Organic Chemistry I

Instructor: Professor Ray Fort, Jr.

Office: 252 Aubert Hall

Office Hours: Tuesdays, 1-2 PM, Thursdays, 10-11 AM

E-mail: rcfort@maine.edu


Final Examination

Wednesday, 13 December

5:30 PM 316 Aubert Hall

Chapters 10, 11 and review of the semester


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Course Materials
Course Syllabus What's Organic About? Problem Assignments
Study Goals Study Aids

Saxitoxin, the poison produced by "red tide" algae.

It blocks sodium ion channels in nerve cells.

Sample Examinations
from Other Semesters
This Semester's Exam Keys The 2009 Nobel Prize in Chemistry
Enzymes and Stereochemistry Terpenes and the Biosynthesis of Cholesterol  

Review

Tetrodotoxin, the poison in the Japanese puffer fish, which is prized by gourmets.

It has the same mode of action as saxitoxin.

How to Study Lewis Structures
  Bronsted-Lowery Acid Base Theory Quantum Numbers and Atomic Orbitals

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