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CHEM1031 - Higher Chemistry 1C

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All students should read the School of Chemistry policy on plagiarism (PDF, 150 kB).

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CHEM1031 - Higher Chemistry 1C
Author Resource Format
Assoc. Prof. ReadOrganic Chemistry OverviewPDF (864 kB)
Assoc. Prof. ReadLecture Notes Organic IntroductionPDF (3.3 MB)
Assoc. Prof. ReadLecture Notes Organic Reaction TypesPDF (672 kB)
Assoc. Prof. ReadLecture Notes Organic Electrophilic AdditionPDF (572 kB)
Assoc. Prof. ReadLecture Notes Organic Nucleophilic AdditionPDF (446 kB)
Assoc. Prof. ReadLecture Notes Organic EliminationPDF (205 kB)
Assoc. Prof. ReadLecture Notes Organic SubstitutionPDF (385 kB)
Assoc. Prof. ReadLecture Notes Organic CondensationPDF (395 kB)
Assoc. Prof. ReadLecture Notes Organic Oxidation/ReductionPDF (542 kB)

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