Chem 333

Fall 2009

Professor Joseph M. Fox
272 Brown Labs
302-831-0191
jmfox@udel.edu

Lectures are held in 101 Brown, Mondays 3:35–5:35 pm
Labs are held in Rm 318 Drake
Office hours: Mondays 11-12, or by appointment.  Contact me by email to schedule an appointment

Teaching Assistants for this course

Anthony Doellman, doelant@UDel.Edu
Ram Selvaraj, rams@udel.edu 
Gabriela Uceda, guceda@UDel.Edu

Sections for this course

Section 021: TA=Doellman, Monday, 7:00PM - 10:00PM QDH318
Section 022: TA=Ram, Tuesday, 12:30PM - 3:30PM QDH318
Section 024: TA=Uceda, Wednesday, 12:20PM - 3:20PM QDH318
Section 025, TA= Ram, Wednesday, 7:00PM - 10:00PM QDH318
Section 028: TA=Uceda, Thursday, 12:30PM - 3:30PM QDH318

Safety
You Must Have Safety Goggles
No Shorts
No Open Toed Shoes
No Food or Drink
Come Prepared, Read the Assignment, and Bring your Notebook

Textbooks:
For students taking both lab and lecture: Organic Chemistry Laboratory, Third Edition by Bell, Clark and Taber

For students taking only the lecture: Organic Spectroscopic Structure Determination, by Taber

Grading and Exams:  Grading for the lecture part of this course will be determined based on the average (50% each) of a midterm and final exam.
Midterm will be in class on October 26
Final will be in class on December 7

Chemical Database Searching Tutorials

Intro to Beilstein Handout

<>The following handouts demonstrate how to do more advanced searches with Beilstein.  Although they show the old Beilstein interface, the concepts are the same with the new interface. 

Handout: Introduction to substructure searching on Beilstein Commander
Handout: Introduction to Reaction searching with substructures on Beilstein commander


NOTE: Information about the lab is given after the information on the lecture portion of this course


Lecture schedule

Lecture 1 (9/14): Introduction to Structure Determination by Spectroscopy; IHD and 13C NMR spectroscopy.

READ: Chapter 12 in Bell, Clark and Taber or Chapter 1 in Organic Spectroscopic Structure Determination

HANDOUT: 13C LECTURE NOTES, 13C NMR TABLES

PROBLEMS: Complete end of chapter 12 problems 1–10 from Bell, Clark and Taber
Answers

       

Lecture 2 (9/21): Problem Solving with 13C NMR spectroscopy

PROBLEMS: Complete end of chapter 12 problems 11–20 from Bell, Clark and Taber
Answers


Lecture 3 (9/28): 1H NMR spectroscopy

READ: Chapter 13 in Bell, Clark and Taber or Chapter 2 in Organic Spectroscopic Structure Determination
HANDOUT: 1H NMR Lecture guide  ,  1H NMR tables
PROBLEMS: Complete end of chapter 13 problems 1–10 from Bell, Clark and Taber
Answers

Ans
Lecture 4 (10/5)
: Problem Solving with 1H NMR spectroscopy

PROBLEMS: Complete end of chapter 14 problems 1–5 from Bell, Clark and Taber
Answers
HANDOUT: Structure solving guide


Lecture 5 (10/12)
: Problem Solving with 1H NMR spectroscopy

PROBLEMS: Complete end of chapter 14 problems 6–10 from Bell, Clark and Taber
Answers

Lecture 6 (10/19): more Problem Solving with 1H NMR spectroscopy, midterm review


MIDTERM EXAM (10/26)

refer back to Dr. Koh's website for old midterms


Lecture 7 (11/2): IR spectroscopy

HANDOUT: 1) IR lecture guide, 2) handout
: combined tables for NMR, UV, IR and MS
PROBLEMS: IR problemset (answers combined with UV problems)


Lecture 8 (11/9): Mass spectrometry

HANDOUT: MS Lecture notes


Lecture 9 (11/16): UV-vis spectroscopy

HANDOUT: 1) UV-vis Lecture notes
HOMEWORK:  problemset and answers

Lecture 10 (11/23): 2-dimensional NMR and advanced NMR techniques

HANDOUT: 2D NMR handout
HOMEWORK: 2D NMR problemset and answers



Lecture 11 (11/30): Problem solving with multiple techniques; review for final
Review questions for the final

Final Exam (12/7): The final exam will be given in class

 

The Laboratory

Goggles are required and must be worn at all times in the laboratory. Suitable clothing must also be worn.
 
Lab 1, week of Sept 14: Check in, Preparation of Anthranilic Acid (Read Ch 1, 2, 3)
     Handout

Lab 2, week of Sept 21: Extraction (Ch 4)
    Handout

Lab 3: week of Sept 28, Distilation and GC (Ch 5 and 6)
    Handout

Lab 4: week of Oct 5, Steam Distillation of Essential Oils
    Handout

Lab 5: week of Oct 12, Complete Lab 4 and Chemical Database Searching
    Handout

Lab 6: week of Oct 19, HPLC and TLC analysis of analgesics (Ch 8 and 9)
    Handout

Lab 7: week of Oct 26, Column Chromatography, Caffeine from tea (Ch 7)
    Handout

Lab 8: week of Nov 2, Oxidation/reduction of 4-nitrobenzyl alcohol (Ch 21)
    Handout

Lab 9: week of Nov 9, Wittig reaction and chemiluminescence
    Handout

Lab 10: week of Nov 16, Grignard reaction: Preparation of Dyes (Ch 19)
    Handout

NO LAB DURING WEEK OF NOV 23

Lab 12: week of Nov 30, Diels Alder reaction and checkout
    Handout