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CHAPTE
R 1
Introducti
on
1.1
History of
Organic
Chemistr
y
a. Michel
Chevreul
b.
Friedrch
Wohler
1.2
Sources
of
Organic
Compou
nd
a.
Isolation
from
Nature
b.
Synthesi
s in the
Laborato
ry
c. Other
Important
Sources
1.3
Function
al
Groups
a.
Alcohols
b.
Aldehyde
s
c.
Amines
d.
Carboxyli
Logical
Presenta
tion
Listening
Skills
1.5 hours Carrey F.
().Organi
c
Chemistr
y 6th
Edition
Smith J.
G.
().Organi
c
Chemistr
y
Internatio
nal
Edition
McMurry.
J.
().Funda
mentals
of
Organic
Chemistr
y 5th
Edition
Gilbert,
J. &
Martin,
S.
().Experi
mental
Organic
Chemistr
y 2nd
Edition
Solomon
s, T.W.
().Funda
mentals
of
Organic
Chemistr
y 4th
c Acid
e. Esters
f. Ethers
g. Alkyl
Halides
h.
Ketones
i. Nitriles
j.
Sulfonic
Acids
k. Thiols
1.4
Structure
s of
Organic
Compou
nds and
Lewis
Electron
Dot
Formula
1.5
Hybridiza
tion
a. Types
of Hybrid
Orbital
A. sp3
hybrid
orbital
B. sp2
hybrid
orbital
C. sp
hybrid
orbital
b. Types
of
Bonding
A.
Sigma
bond
B. Pi
Bond
Edition
Pasto et
al.,
().Experi
ments
and
Techniqu
es in
Organic
Techniqu
es
CHAPTE
R 2
Hydrocar
bons
(Alkanes
1.5 hours Written
Quiz on
Chapter
1
and
Cycloalk
anes)
2.1
Introducti
on and
Structure
of
Hydrocar
bons
a.
Categori
es of
Organic
Compou
nds

A.Aliphati
c
Compou
nds
B.
Aromatic
Compou
nds
C
Cyclic
Compou
nds
D.
Heterocy
clic
Compou
nds
b. Types
of
Hydrocar
bons
A.
Saturate
d
B.
Unsatura
ted
c.
Families
of
Hydrocar
bons
A.
Alkanes
B.
Alkenes
C.
Alkynes
D.
Aromatic
Hydrocar
bons
d. Types
of
Carbon
Atoms
A.
Quaterna
ry
Carbons
B.
Tertiary
Carbons
C.
Seconda
ry
Carbons
D.
Primary
Carbons
e.
Structura
l
Formulas
A.
Straight
chain
alkanes
B.
Branche
d chain
alkanes
2.2
Definition
of
Isomeris
m
a. Types
of
Isomers
A.
Constituti
onal
Isomers
B.
Geometri
c
Isomers
2.3
Characte
ristics of
alkanes
and
cycloalka
nes
2.4
Nomencl
ature of
alkanes
and
cycloalka
nes
2.5 Cis-
Trans
Isomeris
m in
Cycloalk
anes
2.6
Alkanes
A.
Physical
Propertie
s of
Alkanes
B.
Boiling
Point and
Melting
Point
2.7
Reaction
s
A.
Combusti
on
B.
Halogen
ation
2.8
Hydrocar
bon
Resourc
es
A.
Natural
Gas and
Petroleu
m
B. Coal
CHAPTE
R 3
Hydocar
bons
(Alkenes
and
Alkynes)
3.1
Characte
ristics of
Alkenes
and
Alkynes
3.2
Structure
and
Nomencl
ature of
Alkenes
and
Alkynes
3.3
Stereoiso
merism
of
Alkenes
A. Cis
isomer
B.
Trans
isomer
3.4
Propertie
s of
Alkenes
and
Alkynes
3.5
Types of
Reaction
s
1.5 hours Written
Quiz on
Chapter
2
common
to
Alkenes
A.
Addition
Reaction
B.
Eliminati
on
C.
Substituti
on
D.
Rearrang
ement
3.6
Definition
of
Halogen
ation,
Hydratio
n,
Hydroge
nation,
Oxidation
3.7
Meaning
of
Polymeri
zation
3.8
Types of
Synthetic
Polymers
A.
Addition
Polymers
B.
Condens
ation
Polymers
3.9
Classific
ation of
Polymers
A.
Elastome
rs
B.
Fibers
C.
Plastics
3.10
Important
Alkenes
and
Alkynes
Prelimina
ry Exams