Organic chemistry Chemistry / Organic chemistry


Organic chemistry

Organic chemistry is the branch of chemistry that deals with the study of chemical compounds that contain carbon as an essential element in their composition, including their molecular structure and interactions.

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The topics and concepts covered in organic chemistry are varied and include the following:

 

The structure of organic molecules: the study of the arrangement of atoms and the bonds between them in the molecules of organic compounds.

 

Organic Mathematics: Using mathematical models to understand the structure and behavior of organic compounds.

 

Organic functions: the study of the various functions that can be present in organic compounds, such as hydroxyl, carboxylate, and amine.

 

Organic reactions: the study of how organic compounds interact with each other and with other substances to form new compounds.

 

Organic Biology: Applications of organic chemistry in the study of compounds found in living organisms and how they affect vital systems.

 

Polymers and Organopolymers: Study the composition and properties of polymers and organic polymers that are used in a variety of applications, such as plastics and fibres.

 

Bioorganic chemistry: the study of the chemical reactions that occur in the human body and living organisms and how they affect health and disease.

 

Organic Analysis: Analytical techniques for determining the composition and concentrations of organic compounds.

 

Cyclic reactions: the study of the reactions that occur within the carbon rings in organic compounds.

 

Industrial organic chemistry: the study of conversion reactions of organic compounds in industrial processes.

Introduction to Organic Chemistry

organic hydrocarbons

Bioorganic Chemistry

Physical organic chemistry

Analytical Organic Chemistry

Organic reactions and their mechanisms




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