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What is the Goal of Bilingual Organic Chemistry Course
By using new original teaching material
About the Book: “Fundamentals of Organic Chemistry” Written by John McMurry 4 th editionThe characteristics of the book:
1. New organic chemistry knowledge Ex.: Reaction mechanisms and Organic Synthesis.
Chapter 1 Introduction
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3. Summary - in a study – friendly format4. ProblemsHow to learn the course
Believe in yourselfHave hope for the futureNever give up
Edutainmentmaking learning fun
Professional knowledge and the ability寓教于乐寓教于乐
2. Ball-stick molecular models - ChemOffice : Chem3D ultra
VisualizingChemistry
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Reference:1.John McMurry Organic chemistry 5th edition 2. 高鸿宾 主编 《有机化学》 3th 版3. T.W. Graham Solomons Organic chemistry 5th edition and 6th edition4. Francis A. Carey Organic chemistry 4th edition5. 王积涛主编《有机化学》
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Organic ChemistryIntroduction
What is organic chemistry?The study of carbon compoundsPrinciple element: C
Other elements: H, N, O, X, S, P, Si etc.Every living organism is made of organic chemicals.The proteins, the DNA, the food, the clothes, the medicines
P 1-2.P 1-2.
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What is studied from organic chemistry?
Compositions
Structures
Properties
Reactions
of organic compounds
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1.1 Structures and structural formulas of organic molecules1.1.1 Molecular formulas1.1.2 Structural formulas of organic molecules1.2 Covalent bonds
Chapter 1 Chemical Bonding
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1. 1 Structure and Structural Formulas of Organic Molecules A molecule is made of atoms that are attached to one another.The order of attachment The atoms are interrelated and interacton each other1.1.1 Molecular formulas
Molecular formula represent the species and the number of the atoms which compose the molecule.
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Ex.:C2H6O
CH3CH2OH
CH3OCH3
AlcoholDimethyl ether
( 二甲醚)1.1.2 Structural formulas of organic molecules
The order of attachment of atoms in the Molecule.Representation
Dash formula( 短线式 ):Condensed formula( 缩简式 ):Bond-line formula( 键线式 ):
C
H
H
H
H
CH3CH2CH2CH3
O
P15, 1.8Ch. P2-3P15, 1.8Ch. P2-3
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1.2 Covalent bonds (P8, 1.5) Covalent bond is common natureof all organic compounds. The covalent bond, a bond that resultswhen atoms share electrons.
CH
HH
H C
H
H
H
H
The atoms achievenoble gas( 惰性气体 )
configurations
Lewis structureKeculé structure( 价键式 )
Octet rule( 八隅体规则 )Out-most shellH: 2 electronsOthers: 8 electrons
Molecule:The neutral collection ofatoms held together bycovalent bonds.
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The structural character of carbon compounds: carbon atom with 4 bonds
The properties of covalent bonds:(Ch. P6)Bond lengths(nm) : Average distances between atomsBond anglesChemical energy orPotential energy ( 键能 )
Strength of covalent bonds
Formation of covalent bond releases energyBroken of covalent bond absorbs energy.Formation of covalent bond releases energyBroken of covalent bond absorbs energy.
Polarity( 极性 ) of the bondElectronegativityDipole moment( 偶极矩 ) (μ): (D)
P15, 1.5P15, 1.5
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Structuraltheory Prepared D2O
Gilbert Newton LewisGilbert Newton Lewis(1875-1946) was born in Weymouth, Massachusetts,and received his Ph.D. atHarvard in1899. After a shorttime as professor of chemistry at MIT.(1905-1912).He spent the rest of career at the Univ. of California at Berkeley (1912-1946)