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Organic Chemistry Info and Notes

Organic Chemistry Info and Notes

Organic Chemistry Info and Notes

This note covers the following topics: UV or IR spectroscopy, molecular formulas, introduction to nmr spectroscopy, proton nmr chemical shifts, symmetry and nmr, proton-proton coupling, carbon13 nmr, aldehydes or ketones, carboxylic acids and derivatives, retrosynthesis , enolates, aromatics, amines, pericyclic reactions.

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