CHEM 354
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Organic Chemistry Laboratory--Majors
Chemistry and Biochemistry
College of Computational, Mathematical & Physical Sciences
Course Description
Physical and chemical properties, manipulative skills, isolation and purification, characterization and identification, syntheses.
When Taught
Fall; Winter; Spring.
Min
1
Fixed/Max
2
Fixed
0
Fixed
6
Other Prerequisites
Chem 352 or Chem 352M or concurrent enrollment (preferred)
Note
For chemistry and biochemistry majors only. Biochemistry majors are only required to take 1 credit, completed in Block 1.
Title
Traditional Organic Reactions
Learning Outcome
Perform a broad range of traditional organic reactions at the micro scale including: nucleophilic carbonyl additions, hydroboration, nucleophilic acyl substitution, electrophilic aromatic substitution, [4 2] cycloaddition, and photochemical alkene isomerization.
Title
Organic Chemistry Techniques
Learning Outcome
Implement fundamental organic chemistry techniques for carrying out basic experiments, and purifying products, at the micro scale including: extraction, distillation, recrystalization, column chromatography, and TLC.
Title
Form Conclusions
Learning Outcome
Make correct conclusions about the outcome of experiments after collecting basic physical data, and after providing unambiguous interpretation of the necessary spectra.
