Visualize Organic Chemistry
Interactive 3D visualizations of organic reaction mechanisms, helping students and educators bridge the gap between written and real structures in organic chemistry.
Animations - Visualize Organic Chemistry
Organic reaction mechanisms, visualizations, substitution reactions, elimination reactions, alkene additions, pericyclic reactions.
Alkene hydroboration - Visualize Organic Chemistry
Alkene hydroboration. The reaction of alkenes with boranes (compounds with a B-H bond) is called hydroboration. The product of that reaction is an alkyl borane, which can be transformed …
SN1 reactions - Visualize Organic Chemistry
SN1 reactions. The key to substitution and elimination reactions is to have a good leaving group, an electronegative atom or functional group that is weakly attached to carbon and that can …
Diels-Alder reaction - Visualize Organic Chemistry
Animations of the Diels-Alder cycloaddition mechanisms, differences between the endo and exo approaches, pericyclic reaction mechanism.
Tutorials - Visualize Organic Chemistry
Tutorials. Our hope is that more organic chemists will apply computational chemistry to their research. We provide here tutorials on how to use Gaussian 16 for computational organic …
Generating potential energy surfaces - Visualize Organic Chemistry
2022年5月13日 · Generating potential energy surfaces. In this tutorial we will be optimizing the reactants, products, and the transition state of a reaction. We will learn how to prepare …
Friedel-Crafts acylation - Visualize Organic Chemistry
The Friedel-Crafts acylation is a specific example of electrophilic aromatic substitutions (also written S E Ar). The key step for these types of reactions is always the attack of an aromatic …
Blog - Visualize Organic Chemistry
2021年3月1日 · Visualizing organic chemistry. by pier.a.champagne. 2021-03-01. When I first heard about organic reaction mechanisms, I was convinced that it was something coming out …
Visualize Organic Chemistry
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