1. Introduction to Organic Chemistry

2. Advancement Speculative Science Plato 440 BC 4 elements Wöhler 1828 Schrödinger 1926 Gibbs 1873 Digital Computers 1960 Empirical Science Quantitative Science Exact Science

3. Organic Chemistry Structure Stability Reactions Reactivity Energetics staticsdynamics

4. Structure Skeleton Functional groups Aspirin

5. Reactions Reaction types Reagent types Substitution Addition Elimination

6. Electronegativity and its consequences

11. Skeletons

12. Van der Waals interaction

13. Organic Reactions. Acids and Bases

17. H 3 N: + H ᵟ + - Cl ᵟ -  H 4 N + + Cl - Base 1 Acid 2 Acid 1 Base 2

18. H 3 N: + H ᵟ + - Cl ᵟ -  H 4 N + + Cl - Base 1 Acid 2 Acid 1 Base 2