Subject · Chemical engineering
Organic chemistryTopics
Topic plan
The subject's topics and the learning outcomes attached to each one.
1. Alkanes
LectureHomology order. general formula. isomerism. nomenclature. methods of purchase. chemical properties. application.
Open resource: Alkanes (opens in a new tab)2. Alkanes
LectureHomology order. general formula. isomerism. nomenclature. methods of purchase. chemical properties. application.
Open resource: Alkanes (opens in a new tab)3. Alkanes
LectureHomology order. general formula. isomerism. nomenclature. methods of purchase. chemical properties. application.
Open resource: Alkanes (opens in a new tab)4. Alkanes
LectureHomology order. general formula. isomerism. nomenclature. methods of purchase. chemical properties. application.
Open resource: Alkanes (opens in a new tab)5. Alkadienes
LectureHomology order. general formula. isomerism. nomenclature. methods of purchase. chemical properties. application.
Open resource: Alkadienes (opens in a new tab)6. Aromatic compounds.
LectureThe concept of aromaticity. development of ideas about the structure of benzene. kekule formula. modern electronic and quantum-chemical insights into the structure of benzene. length of communications. conjugation energy of benzene, methods of its determination. magnetic character, explanation of special properties of benzene. homology order. general formula. isomerism. nomenclature. methods of purchase. chemical properties. application.
Open resource: Aromatic compounds. (opens in a new tab)7. Application of spectral methods to study the structure of organic compounds
LectureInfrared (ir) spectroscopy. electronic spectra. nuclear magnetic resonance (nmr) spectroscopy. mass spectroscopy.
Open resource: Application of spectral methods to study the structure of organic compounds (opens in a new tab)8. Halogenated derivatives of hydrocarbons
LectureGeneral formula. isomerism. single, double and triple halogenalkanes. nomenclature. methods of purchase. chemical properties. application.
Open resource: Halogenated derivatives of hydrocarbons (opens in a new tab)9. Mono- and polyhydric alcohols
LectureHomology order. general formula. classification: single, double, triple alcohols. nomenclature. methods of purchase. chemical properties. application.
Open resource: Mono- and polyhydric alcohols (opens in a new tab)10. Mono- and polyhydric alcohols
LectureHomology order. general formula. classification: single, double, triple alcohols. nomenclature. methods of purchase. chemical properties. application.
Open resource: Mono- and polyhydric alcohols (opens in a new tab)11. Mono- and polyhydric alcohols
LectureHomology order. general formula. classification: single, double, triple alcohols. nomenclature. methods of purchase. chemical properties. application.
Open resource: Mono- and polyhydric alcohols (opens in a new tab)12. Simple ethers. epoxy compounds
LectureSimple ethers. epoxy compounds
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LectureSimple ethers. epoxy compounds
Open resource: Simple ethers. epoxy compounds (opens in a new tab)14. Aldehyde and ketones
LectureGeneral formula. isomerism. nomenclature. methods of purchase. chemical properties. application.
Open resource: Aldehyde and ketones (opens in a new tab)15. Thioalcohols, thioethers, sulfoacids
General formula. isomerism. nomenclature (trivial, efficient and systematic). methods of purchase. chemical properties. application.
16. Nitrocompounds
LectureGeneral formula. isomerism. nomenclature. methods of purchase. chemical properties. application.
Open resource: Nitrocompounds (opens in a new tab)17. Nitrocompounds
LectureGeneral formula. isomerism. nomenclature. methods of purchase. chemical properties. application.
Open resource: Nitrocompounds (opens in a new tab)18. Amens
General formula. isomerism. nomenclature. methods of purchase. chemical properties. application.
19. General formula.
General formula. isomerism. nomenclature. methods of purchase. chemical properties. application..
20. Heterocyclic compounds
LectureFuran. tiofe. pyrrole. pyridine. quinoline. isoquinoline. nomenclature. methods of purchase. chemical properties. application.
Open resource: Heterocyclic compounds (opens in a new tab)21. Alkanes (saturated hydrocarbons, paraffins). alicyclic compounds
SeminarAlkanes (saturated hydrocarbons, paraffins). alicyclic compounds
Open resource: Alkanes (saturated hydrocarbons, paraffins). alicyclic compounds (opens in a new tab)22. Alkenes
SeminarAlkenes (saturated hydrocarbons, paraffins)
Open resource: Alkenes (opens in a new tab)23. Alkadienes
SeminarAlkenes (saturated hydrocarbons, paraffins)
Open resource: Alkadienes (opens in a new tab)25. Aromatic compounds.
SeminarAromatic compounds.
Open resource: Aromatic compounds. (opens in a new tab)26. Application of spectral methods to study the structure of organic compounds
SeminarApplication of spectral methods to study the structure of organic compounds
Open resource: Application of spectral methods to study the structure of organic compounds (opens in a new tab)27. Mono- and polyhydric alcohols. phenol
SeminarMono- and polyhydric alcohols. phenol
Open resource: Mono- and polyhydric alcohols. phenol (opens in a new tab)28. Aldehyde and ketones
SeminarAldehyde and ketones
Open resource: Aldehyde and ketones (opens in a new tab)29. Heterocyclic compounds
SeminarHeterocyclic compounds
Open resource: Heterocyclic compounds (opens in a new tab)30. Electrophilic coupling reactions
Independent workElectrophilic coupling reactions
Open resource: Electrophilic coupling reactions (opens in a new tab)31. Alkenes are mainly industrial syntheses
Independent workAlkenes are mainly industrial syntheses
Open resource: Alkenes are mainly industrial syntheses (opens in a new tab)32. Industrial syntheses based on acetylene
Independent workIndustrial syntheses based on acetylene
Open resource: Industrial syntheses based on acetylene (opens in a new tab)33. Industrial syntheses based on acetylene
Independent workIndustrial syntheses based on acetylene
Open resource: Industrial syntheses based on acetylene (opens in a new tab)34. Alcohols are mainly industrial syntheses
Independent workAlcohols are mainly industrial syntheses
Open resource: Alcohols are mainly industrial syntheses (opens in a new tab)35. Grignard reagent and syntheses based on it
Independent workGrignard reagent and syntheses based on it
Open resource: Grignard reagent and syntheses based on it (opens in a new tab)36. Derivatives of organic acids and their application
Independent workDerivatives of organic acids and their application
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Independent workMethods of obtaining homologues of benzene
Open resource: Methods of obtaining homologues of benzene (opens in a new tab)38. Nucleophilic substitution reactions
Independent workNucleophilic substitution reactions
Open resource: Nucleophilic substitution reactions (opens in a new tab)39. Similar and different properties of aldehydes and ketones
Independent workSimilar and different properties of aldehydes and ketones
Open resource: Similar and different properties of aldehydes and ketones (opens in a new tab)40. Familiarity with safety technique rules, laboratory equipment and facilities.
LaboratoryFamiliarity with safety technique rules, laboratory equipment and facilities.
Open resource: Familiarity with safety technique rules, laboratory equipment and facilities. (opens in a new tab)41. Physical and chemical analysis methods of organic substances
LaboratoryPhysical and chemical analysis methods of organic substances
Open resource: Physical and chemical analysis methods of organic substances (opens in a new tab)42. Acquisition of cyclohexene
LaboratoryAcquisition of cyclohexene
Open resource: Acquisition of cyclohexene (opens in a new tab)43. Acquisition of bromocyclohexene
LaboratoryAcquisition of bromocyclohexene
44. Obtaining benzyl alcohol and benzoic acid
LaboratoryObtaining benzyl alcohol and benzoic acid
45. Obtaining 1,4-dioxane
LaboratoryObtaining 1,4-dioxane
46. Acquisition of phenol
LaboratoryAcquisition of phenol