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Organic Chemistry I |
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Professor Carl C. Wamser |
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E-Molecules |
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Organic Chemistry I |
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Professor Carl C. Wamser |
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E-Molecules |
How to do E-Molecules
Go to WebCT to find your list of nine E-Molecules. They are listed in your Gradebook as M1-M9. The complete list by number is below.
E-Molecules must be submitted within WebCT.
E-mail molecules can only be returned one per week (weeks
officially end on Mondays at 8:30 am).
Each one returned with correct information
will receive two extra credit points.
It is expected that you do your own work on these assignments and that you log in to the WebCT site as yourself.
What to submit
The information you should return about each molecule is the following:
1) the number and name of the molecule you are reporting on,
2) the molecular formula, i.e., CxHy etc.,
3) the number of carbons with sp3 hybridization,
4) the family name of at least one functional group present,
5) the biological role or significance of the compound,
6) your sources of information.