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~Organic Compounds and Reactions PPT Teaching Notes –

120 Slides of Notes and Questions

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5 Essential Lessons for High School Chemistry ~NYS Regents Standards~

• Properties of Organic Compounds
• Hydrocarbon Compounds: Alkanes, alkenes, and alkynes
• Functional Group Compounds: Halides, alcohols, ketones, aldehydes, organic acid, esters, ethers, amines, and amides
• Isomers
• Organic Reactions: addition, substitution, fermentation, combustion, saponification, and polymerization

31 Pop Quiz Question Slides

Tons of Examples of Identifying, Naming, and Drawing Organic Compounds

This product covers just about everything there is to teach and learn in a high-school-level organic chemistry unit.

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Learning Objectives and Goals

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My resources follow the New York Regents curriculum. Some questions require the use of NYS Chemistry Reference Tables 2011 Edition. Click to access and download.