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 Next Meeting: ◦ Quiz 2 in Lab ◦ Concept Check with iClickers  Covers today’s material  Today: ◦ QUIZ 2 Topics:  Nomenclature  Aldehydes & Ketones:  (Hemi)Acetals & (Hemi)Ketals  Redox Chemistry and NAD +  Carboxylic Acids & their Derivatives:  Soaps  Polymers

Graded Concept Check: Predicting starting materials required to form an Acetal Predict the product resulting from the hydrolysis of this molecule.

Polyethylene terephthalate is a plastic used in making synthetic fibers & water bottles. Write the products the products from basic hydrolysis of this ester.

Predict the products from COMPLETE hydrolysis of each molecule below.

The seeds of apples and the pits of stone fruit contain Amygdalin, which can produced hydrogen cyanide when hydrolyzed: 1.Identify the key functional groups 2.Write the products from complete hydrolysis under acidic conditions

Digoxin is a naturally occuring drug extracted from foxglove plants and widely used to treat various heart conditions: 1.Identify the key functional groups 2.Write the products from complete hydrolysis under acidic conditions

1.Categorize the reaction below as an oxidation or a reduction 2.Which form of Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide would be necessary to facilitate this redox reaction?

iClicker Participation Question: Predicting Water Solubility Rank the molecules below from LEAST water soluble to MOST water soluble.

The molecule below is used as a chemotherapy drug in treating childhood leukemia. Circle and identify all major functional groups we have learned.

The molecule below is used to treat renal carcinoma. Circle and identify all major functional groups we have learned.

The molecule belwo is a chemotherapy drug used to treat breast cancer. Circle and identify all major functional groups we have learned.