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Organic Chemistry The study of compounds that contain carbon. Penicillin

Structure Determines Reactivity Lewis Formulas Placement of partial charges 3-D shape (geometry) Acid/Base chemistry Mechanism (step-by-step depiction of reaction) Kinetics (rate limiting transition state) Thermodynamics (DH, DS , DG)

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Supplies Dedicated Notebook Lecture Notes Dedicated Lab Notebook Textbook Model Kit Safety Glasses White Board Markers Scientific Calculator

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