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Organic Chemistry Lab Exercise: Structural Formulas, Definitions, and Syntheses, Exams of Organic Chemistry

University of Maryland Organic Chemistry

A lab exercise in organic chemistry covering various topics such as writing structural formulas, understanding chemical terms, and synthesizing organic compounds. Students are required to identify the structural formula of a given compound based on its 1h nmr spectrum, define certain organic chemistry terms, and carry out syntheses of various organic compounds using provided reagents and experimental conditions.

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