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Organic Chemistry
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This interactive tutorial package introduces the basic concepts of
Organic Chemistry covered in introductory college level Organic Chemistry
courses.
Teachers can use this program as a demonstration and visualization tool
in their classroom lectures. They can draw from the various interactive
exercises to explain concepts that may be difficult to show using a
traditional blackboard or overhead projector. By switching off the audio,
teachers can present ideas in class in their own way.
Students can use the program as an exciting learning tool that can
supplement in-class lectures and textbook studying. They can use this
program as a self-study tool to review topics they are having trouble
understanding in order to prepare for lectures and exams.
The program takes advantage of multimedia technology to present
teachers and students with a new way of approaching and understanding the
challenging concepts and ideas found in Organic Chemistry.
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Easy to use table of contents, glossary and key word searches
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Flexible plotting, drag and drop exercises
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Convenient pull down calculator, glossary, note pad, periodic
table and many tables of useful data
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Quizzes with step-by-step feedback
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Hundreds of interactive movies and animations
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Many concise voice comments by Dr. Bryan Sanctuary emphasize the
key ideas that students need to understand
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Designed to accompany any text
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Over 200 hours of study material on each CD
Table of Contents
Overview of organic chemistry, Stereochemistry, Chemical
bonds and hybridisation, Acid-base reactions, Organic reaction types,
Nomenclature, Functional group chemistry, Alkenes, Alcohols, Ethers,
Aromatic compounds, Aldehydes and ketones, Carboxylic acids, Amines,
Biochemistry
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Carbon and It's Compounds - Wins
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Carbon and It's Compounds - is the seventh part of this nine title
series covering the material required for students aged 13-16.
The occurrence of carbon, and its compounds, in nature and industry is
explained in easy to relate to ways using many examples, films,
illustrations and contemporary media - enabling the pupil to learn and
recall the material more effectively.
Contents:
- Carbon in nature
- Alkenes - saturated hydrocarbons
- Ethane - a non-saturated hydrocarbon
- Ethane and its properties
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Hydrocarbon Derivatives - is the eighth and penultimate part of this
nine title series covering the material required for students aged 13-16. Alcohols,
acids and detergents are the main topics of this CD ROM lessons. Various
experiments, support by multimedia presentations, make the subject much more
interesting and easier to follow.
Contents:
- Alcohols - derivatives of hydrocarbons
- Carboxylic acids
- Reaction between acids and alcohols
- Soaps and detergents
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Chemical Compounds - Wins
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Chemical Compounds in food and everyday life - is the ninth and final
part of this nine title series presenting the material required for students aged 13-16.
Food consists of many elements, which are meticulously explained by the
material on this CD ROM. Each type of food, as well as food elements? usage
in other areas, is explained via video media chemical experiments and
presentations.
Contents:
- Chemical food ingredients
- Fats and their properties
- Detection of proteins
- Starch
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- Nicotine, alcoholism and drug addiction
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Aqueous Solutions - Wins
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Aqueous Solutions - is the third part of this nine title series
covering the material required for students aged 13-16.
Water is the main
component of life on Earth. Attractive informative presentations explain its
role, characteristics and importance to students, as well as covering the
topics of solubility and crystallisation.
Contents:
- Water: a compound of hydrogen and oxygen
- Solubility and the concentrations of substances in solutions
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Acids and hydroxides - is the fourth part of the nine title series
covering the material required for students aged 13-16. Different kinds of
acids can be created in many ways and this CD ROM video presentations
explain how to make an important selection of them, which along with useful
simulations and 3D models make the subject easy to comprehend and recall for
students.
Contents:
- Oxygen acids
- Binary acids
- Hydroxides
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HMO:
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HMO allows you to
focus on the results of the Hückel
calculations, rather than getting bogged down
in entering data.
To use HMO you
draw the structure you want to investigate
using the simple built-in drawing tools. The
program then analyzes the structure, separates
the pi electron network, performs the Hückel
calculations and displays the results,
including total pi energy, pi electrons, LUMO
and HOMO energy and orbitals, charge densities
and pi bond orders. Data may be printed.
Version 3.0
offers:
- Drawing
tools in an easily accessed palette.
- Jacobi
matrix diagonalization has been replaced
by a Givens-Householder version, with a
four- fold increase in computational
speed.
- Inclusion
of the iterative Omega technique for more
advanced computation.
- Automatic
file compression following deletion of a
structure.
- Maximum
pi-system: 100 orbitals.
- Structures
may have as many as 128 atoms.
- Heteroatoms
B, O, N, F, I, Cl, and Br are fully
supported, but only P-orbitals are
considered for sulfur.
- The default
set of parameters is taken from Molecular
Orbital Theory for Organic Chemists by
Streitweiser (John Wiley & Sons, 1961)
with Auxiliary Inductive Parameters
included.
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zero-order set is built into the program.
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Identification
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sing the same methods found in Dr Pavia's award winning
SQUALOR, this new program is a simulation of the students'
qualitative organic analysis laboratory experience.
Identification of Organic Compounds contains
everything found in SQUALOR in a Windows interface, and
these new features:
- 50 additional new unknowns
- On-Screen notebook for students to keep track of
their work
- IR, NMR, CMR and MassSpec spectra
- Student management system and Unknowns Editor
Students select or are assigned one or more unknowns
from 11 functional groups. Then they perform tests,
choosing from 24 classification tests and 18 derivative
forming reactions. Physical data and elemental analysis
are provided and spectral information is also available
many of the unknowns. Tests are reported as observations
and students must determine the implications of the
results.
The lab simulation allows students to work on a greater
number of unknowns in a shorter period of time. The
simulation improves students' lab efficiency, and there's
no danger, breakage, and no cost for purchasing and
disposing of chemicals.
For the instructor there's a student management system,
utilities for editing the unknowns, the ability to assign
students specific unknowns and to randomise the unknown
list.
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Introduction
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The tutorials and
quizzes in this popular program help students
develop logical strategies for analyzing and
interpreting spectral data. They are ideal for
remedial study, lecture demonstrations, or to
review the fundamentals of spectral analysis
The IR section
begins by dividing a spectrum into six areas.
These areas are then examined for the presence
or absence of absorption bands, which in turn
indicate the presence or absence of particular
functional groups. Tutorials on vibrational
modes and typical absorption curves are used
to reinforce the principles of IR
spectroscopy.
NMR lessons
focus on solvents and measurements, proton
equivalence, structural effects on chemical
shifts, isotropic and anisotropic effects of
chemical shifts, and first order spin-spin
coupling. Students learn how to look at a
structural formula and estimate the chemical
shift ranges for each of the protons or, given
a molecular formula and spectrum, identify the
structure.
In the CMR
lessons students first examine the
characteristic chemical shifts in C-13
spectra. Then they learn how to predict the
spectrum from a structure, or the structure
from its spectrum.
Mass
Spectroscopy begins with a brief tutorial on
electron impact (EI) mass spectroscopy and an
overview of spectrum analysis. Fragmentation
principles are then explored, and the program
introduces a five-step approach to analyzing a
mass spectrum.
Each of the
four units has a final quiz in which students
must identify an unknown spectrum.
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Mass
Spectrum Analyzer
MassSpec is
designed to help you eliminate the
time-consuming and error-prone methods of
correlating structure fragments to peaks
observed in a mass spectrum.
Use the Tools
Palette to build your structure and MassSpec
then generates a database of fragments
resulting from bond cleavages up to three at a
time.
Enter a mass
number from your spectrum or from the list the
program has created. MassSpec then
shows the fragments it has identified, and
highlights them on your structure one at a
time.
The program
also displays information on isotope peaks,
peaks arising from the gain or loss of one
hydrogen, and relative isotopic abundances
(M+1...M+20) for all non-isotopic fragments.
Structures with a molecular weight of 9999 or
less may be entered.
MassSpec
recognizes and labels masses resulting from
the McLafferty rearrangement. This function
operates recursively so that if more than one
rearrangement trigger is present, it produces
masses arising from all possible
rearrangements taken one, two, and three at a
time. It will also operate on the so-called
"McLafferty + 1" rearrangement.
If you work
with proteins, the supplied extended database
replaces the standard elemental database with
a table containing the appropriate names and
masses of amino acid residues. Instead of
drawing a polypeptide structures you can enter
the three letter designation. A utility
program is included for creating additional
databases for specific research.
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Organic
Nomenclature Study Program
NameIt provides
students with practice naming organic
compounds using IUPAC rules and drawing
structures given the IUPAC name. The program
includes problems involving 17 different
functional groups.
The user
chooses the mode (structure-to-name or name-
to-structure) and the class of compounds and
the program randomly selects ten unknowns from
its database. Answers are checked for correct
root, terminal, substituents, substituent
order, locants, locant order and punctuation.
The program
recognizes both 1979 IUPAC standard
conventions and the 1993 IUPAC
recommendations. The extensive help system
provides a comprehensive discussion of both of
these sets of rules. The package also includes
a utility program for adding and editing names
and structures.
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Classroom
Demonstration
Say you're
lecturing on chemical shifts and how integrals
can provide information about the number and
type of hydrogen's contained in a molecule. You
mention spin-spin splitting and then - with a
few keystrokes or mouse clicks - you display
the spectra, mark the triplet and quartet with
splitting trees, measure integrations and
enter them on the note pad. Then you display a
series of screens that neatly summarize the
n+1 rule.
It's that easy
when you're using Spectral Interpretation!
Dozens of
graphic screens loaded with information are
built right into this easy-to-use program.
You can
quickly alternate between IR and NMR spectra,
measure coupling constants and integration
curves on-screen, choose highlight and zoom
options or dozens of other dynamic lecture
aids.
The program is
shipped with data and spectra for 186 organic
compounds representing major functional groups
and these unique features:
- Choose
compound by name/functional group or
as an unknown
- Toggle
quickly between IR and NMR spectrum
- Display
the structure. (For unknowns,
structure is hidden.)
- Highlight any portion of the display
- Label
structure and/or spectrum.
- Integrate NMR spectrum on screen
- Measure
coupling constants.
- Show functional groups or structural fragments
- Display
idealized splitting "trees"
- Store/recall notes for interpretation
of each compound
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Program for
Exploring Organic Synthesis
SynTree provides a unique set of tools for
exploring the intricacies of organic synthesis. To begin
an exploration, a goal structure is entered using the
structure drawing tools or selected from the Structure
Library. SynTree then scans its database and
presents all possible precursors. When a precursor is
selected it becomes the new goal and the process is
repeated, chaining backward to ever simpler precursors
until a readily available starting compound is found.
Newly revised and updated for Windows - SynTree 3.0
provides an interesting, challenging way to review organic
reactions. This latest version now offers:
- A completely new and highly visual interface
- Expanded database of transforms
- View all precursors at each branch of the synthesis
tree
- Support for stereochemical transformations
For students, SynTree offers drill without
boredom and encourages exploration of alternative
synthetic pathways. As author John Figueras says, This
program helps overcome users' mindsets and biases in
synthesis formation. It is an organic chemist's version of
fun... For the researcher, there are additional programs -
Transform Entry and MakeList - that allow you to enter
your own reactions transforms and to specify interferences
and protected groups.
The new expanded database has more than 450 transforms
- enough to cover the typical reactions that first year
organic chemistry students are likely to encounter. To
insure that only practical, efficient syntheses are
displayed, you may give transforms that cleave
carbon-carbon bonds in the retrosynthetic direction
priority over those that only modify a functional group.
The real power of SynTree rests in its ability
to learn the chemistry you want it to know. You can enter
new transforms that reflect your teaching or research
needs, and the variety of options available allow you to
create highly specific transforms. With the Make List
program you can create and edit lists of functional groups
and assign them as interferences or protected groups for
specific transforms. A set of examples is provided.
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