Wednesday, 13 December
5:30 PM 316 Aubert Hall
Chapters 10, 11 and review of the semester
| 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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