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1. Melting point technique 2. Recrystallization technique| 3. Extraction (understand how to separate organic acid or base from neutral organic compound, understand how to use the separatory funnel and determine which layer is which) 4. Able to predict whether the reaction will undergo SN1 or SN2. Able to rank and rationalize the reactivity of the given reactants for SN1 and/or SN2 5. Able to use IR to help determine or identify the structure of the compound. Know how to

1. Melting point technique 2. Recrystallization technique| 3. Extraction (understand how to separate organic acid or base from neutral organic compound, understand how to use the separatory funnel and determine which layer is which) 4. Able to predict whether the reaction will undergo SN1 or SN2. Able to rank and rationalize the reactivity of the given reactants for SN1 and/or SN2 5. Able to use IR to help determine or identify the structure of the compound. Know how to

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1. Melting point technique 2. Recrystallization technique| 3. Extraction (understand how to separate organic acid or base from neutral organic compound, understand how to use the separatory funnel and determine which layer is which) 4. Able to predict whether the reaction will undergo SN1 or SN2. Able to rank and rationalize the reactivity of the given reactants for SN1 and/or SN2 5. Able to use IR to help determine or identify the structure of the compound. Know how to interpret IR spectrum. Know how to use IR to determine if the reaction is successful. 6. Able to draw the distillation apparatus in details including naming glassware, position of thermometer, direction of water flow, etc. Understand the use of distillation technique 7. Understand how to use micropipette correctly 8. Understand the differences between % yield vs % recovery and know how to calculate % yield and % recovery correctly. 9. Know how to calculate Rf value and the use of TLC for compound identification, able to interpret TLC based on polarity of the compounds, stationary phase, and mobile phase. 10. Understand the use of vacuum filtration and able to use and equip it properly. Please explain each concept in as much detail as possible
Transcribed Image Text:1. Melting point technique 2. Recrystallization technique| 3. Extraction (understand how to separate organic acid or base from neutral organic compound, understand how to use the separatory funnel and determine which layer is which) 4. Able to predict whether the reaction will undergo SN1 or SN2. Able to rank and rationalize the reactivity of the given reactants for SN1 and/or SN2 5. Able to use IR to help determine or identify the structure of the compound. Know how to interpret IR spectrum. Know how to use IR to determine if the reaction is successful. 6. Able to draw the distillation apparatus in details including naming glassware, position of thermometer, direction of water flow, etc. Understand the use of distillation technique 7. Understand how to use micropipette correctly 8. Understand the differences between % yield vs % recovery and know how to calculate % yield and % recovery correctly. 9. Know how to calculate Rf value and the use of TLC for compound identification, able to interpret TLC based on polarity of the compounds, stationary phase, and mobile phase. 10. Understand the use of vacuum filtration and able to use and equip it properly. Please explain each concept in as much detail as possible
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