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Describe the bonding properties of the element carbon. (I, II)
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Describe the relationship between a compound's structure and its
physical properties. (III, IV, VI, VII, VIII X)
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Describe the relationship between a compound's structure and its
chemical properties. (IV, VI, VII, VIII, X)
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Define acids and bases in terms of Bronsted-Lowry and Lewis acid-base
theory. (V)
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Define bond dissociation energy, activation energy, and enthalpy of
reaction in terms of transition state theory. (VI)
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Outline the reaction mechanisms for nucleophilic substitution,
elimination, electrophilic addition, and free radical reactions as
applied to alkanes, organic halogen compounds, alkenes, alkynes, and
conjugated dienes. (VI-VIII, X)
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Compare stabilities of confirmations of cyclic and acyclic compounds.
(VI)
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Name and draw structures of appropriate examples of organic compounds.
(VI, VII, VIII, X)
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Outline stepwise syntheses of organic compounds from simpler starting
compounds. (VI, VII, VIII, X)
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Interpret infrared and nuclear magnetic resonance spectra. (XI)
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Describe methods of separating stereoisomers from each other. (IX)
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Use accepted nomenclature conventions to define the structures of
stereoisomers. (XI)
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