Chem 51A. Organic Chemistry. Lec 01. (English)

UCI Chem 51A Organic Chemistry (Fall 2018)
Lec 01. Organic Chemistry -- Introduction and Course Overview
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Instructor: Susan King, Ph.D.
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Description: Fundamental concepts relating to carbon compounds with emphasis on structural theory and the nature of chemical bonding, stereochemistry, reaction mechanisms, and spectroscopic, physical, and chemical properties of the principal classes of carbon compounds.
Organic Chemistry (Chem 51A) is part of OpenChem: open.uci.edu/openchem
This video is part of a 28-lecture undergraduate-level course titled "Organic Chemistry" taught at UC Irvine by Professor Susan King.
Required attribution: King, Susan Ph.D. Organic Chemistry 51A (UCI Open: University of California, Irvine), open.uci.edu/courses/chem_51a_.... [Access date]. License: Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 United States License.

[@k.christopher]

Thank you Prof Suzan King. You are an Inspiration to many chemists and other scientists across the world.

[@rebekahmills8217]

Thanks for making this content available for free on youtube! A suggestion: for the Internet audience, most of the content before 14:30 is not relevant, it's about how the "real-life" class was run. Maybe trim the video to start around 14:30? For people just interested in learning O_chem, I recommend starting your viewing there. Edit: same applies to content from 20:40 to 25:25, about.

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I liked the stuff at the beginning where she told her story though. I agree they could trim out the logistics stuff.

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In my turn thank you Ms Susan for making these videos of your lectures available for us.

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You seem very passionate and articulate! Please keep up the meaningful contribution you are having!

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This was super interesting.

[@junp8196]

Thank you for the good lecture, which helps me to understand it more easily!

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Nice lecture

[@elijah1110]

Shoutout to all the transfer kids :)

[@toxxicdutchie232]

My old college just closed on me, and im shifting majors from computer programming to chemistry. Idk what specifically im split between organic, inorganic, and nuclear

[@MPV_Puneeth]

Thank you madam

[@user-ui4cz3jk6k]

Does everyone know where I can download lecture notes? I can’t find it

[@Ramiristempest]

I wish I had this professor teaching me

[@KhalidAhmed-lg1dh]

Thanks a lot for you

[@wansan5584]

I have to start a o chem Course, i don’t know if is better start with prof king or nowick course. The two main problem for me are that i’m italian (that means lots theory) and the biggest one is that i did general chemistry long time ago, so i have to refresh the various thing. Can someone help me? Anyway thank you so much UCI for this big public service 😊

[@NailujG]

You actually don't need to know much gen chem stuff! I would say brush up on acid base reactions, basic kinetics (rate of reaction), understand entropy, resonance structures understanding, formal charge, electronegativity and so forth

[@pranavdubey2416]

Start at 25:29, ignore the pep talk

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Very helpful

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WTF are saplings? I am from Germany and I would like to know what is meant with doing saplings. Can anyone help me out please?

[@tariqali8571]

How I download these pdf books mentioned in description?

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[@matthewhernandez301]

How can we get the lecture notes she passed out to the students?

[@matthewhernandez301]

Found it. Just type in "Lecture notes Chem 51A" and its the first link.

[@mattcapo4112]

@@matthewhernandez301 But that was for chapter 1. Were you able to find other chapter notes?

[@matthewhernandez301]

@@mattcapo4112 Hello, yes you can find the notes to every lecture by going to ocw.uci.edu/courses/chem_51a_organic_chemistry.html please let me know if that works for you, it should be under the "Associated Notes" tab

[@mattcapo4112]

@@matthewhernandez301 Thank you!

[@XLC-]

I think an electron weighs ~0.0005amu (1/2000). 33:00

[@MM-br1hm]

She did say 0.005 but miswrote.

[@raymundoruiz6769]

masa del electrón = 0.005 u

[@UriValdez]

I want her as my teacher

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[@Mariam-jg2lf]

starts at 25:33

[@Neetaspirantmyself]

What is this video about? Is it good to start organic chemistry from basic?

[@sternits]

Errors: 1) Mass of C is 12.011 u. That’s not the mass number. Mass number is not indicated on the periodic table. Mass number for carbon-12 is 12, for carbon-13 is 13 and for carbon-14 is 14. 2) Atoms have neutral charge be definition bc number of protons equals number of electrons. If protons don’t equal electrons then you can’t call them atoms, they are called ions.

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[@nicholastan3027]

Starts 24:40

[@sharonbaburaj9435]

Thank you

[@WisdomVendor1]

Dr King, you said you like having your mistakes caught. A ping pong ball size nucleus would not have a mass of 2.5 billion tons. Ton is a measure of weight, not mass. Mass and weight are not interchangeable. Weight is gravity dependent, mass is not.

[@DaniellaKatzOfficial]

I think you're right, but also, I may be mistaken, but perhaps she was referring to a metric ton (1,000 kg), which I believe is a unit of mass.

[@sudippaul1840]

Nice lecture

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