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Table of Contents for Part VII (go to full contents)

From "Organic Chemistry 1 Primer 2020" by Smith, Tennyson and Houjeiry. If you prefer a paper copy you can get one here.

Part VII: Spectroscopy

Ultraviolet-Visible Spectroscopy

Lesson VII.1.

Infrared Spectroscopy

Lesson VII.

Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectrometry

Lesson VII.

Mass Spectrometry

Lesson VII.

Organic Chemistry 1 Primer Lessons (Part VII)

If you want a paper copy of the whole book, go to Amazon (link).

Lesson VII.1

Step 1: Read the Lesson

Step 2: Self Assessment:

This is a multiple choice quiz to help you see some basic questions you should be able to answer from the reading and to get an idea of how well you have assimilated the information.

Step 3: Watch Dr. Smith's Lecture Video

As you watch this lecture, it is best to take notes like you would in a classroom. You can take notes on paper, print out the slides here and write on them, or get a paper copy of the Lecture Guide book on Amazon (link) and take notes directly in the printed book in the space provided.

Printable Notes

Step 4: Complete the Problems and Solutions Video

These are free-response questions worked out for you. You will get the most out of these practice problems if you pause the video and try each problem, then watch the solution. This way you will know whether or not you can complete these type of problems yourself.

Positive Chemistry Experiences

Table of Contents for Part VII (go to full contents)

From "Organic Chemistry 1 Primer 2020" by Smith, Tennyson and Houjeiry. If you prefer a paper copy you can get one here.

Part VII: Spectroscopy

Organic Chemistry 1 Primer Lessons (Part VII)

If you want a paper copy of the whole book, go to Amazon (link).

Lesson VII.1

Step 1: Read the Lesson

Step 2: Self Assessment:

This is a multiple choice quiz to help you see some basic questions you should be able to answer from the reading and to get an idea of how well you have assimilated the information.

Step 3: Watch Dr. Smith's Lecture Video

As you watch this lecture, it is best to take notes like you would in a classroom. You can take notes on paper, print out the slides here and write on them, or get a paper copy of the Lecture Guide book on Amazon (link) and take notes directly in the printed book in the space provided.

Printable Notes

Step 4: Complete the Problems and Solutions Video

These are free-response questions worked out for you. You will get the most out of these practice problems if you pause the video and try each problem, then watch the solution. This way you will know whether or not you can complete these type of problems yourself.

Return to Full Table of Contents

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Positive Chemistry Experiences

Table of Contents for Part VII (go to full contents)

From "Organic Chemistry 1 Primer 2020" by Smith, Tennyson and Houjeiry. If you prefer a paper copy you can get one here.

Part VII: Spectroscopy

Organic Chemistry 1 Primer Lessons (Part VII)

If you want a paper copy of the whole book, go to Amazon (link).

Lesson VII.1

Step 1: Read the Lesson

Step 2: Self Assessment:

​This is a multiple choice quiz to help you see some basic questions you should be able to answer from the reading and to get an idea of how well you have assimilated the information.

Step 3: Watch Dr. Smith's Lecture Video

​As you watch this lecture, it is best to take notes like you would in a classroom. You can take notes on paper, print out the slides here and write on them, or get a paper copy of the Lecture Guide book on Amazon (link) and take notes directly in the printed book in the space provided.

Printable Notes

Step 4: Complete the Problems and Solutions Video

These are free-response questions worked out for you. You will get the most out of these practice problems if you pause the video and try each problem, then watch the solution. This way you will know whether or not you can complete these type of problems yourself.

Return to Full Table of Contents

This is a multiple choice quiz to help you see some basic questions you should be able to answer from the reading and to get an idea of how well you have assimilated the information.

As you watch this lecture, it is best to take notes like you would in a classroom. You can take notes on paper, print out the slides here and write on them, or get a paper copy of the Lecture Guide book on Amazon (link) and take notes directly in the printed book in the space provided.