Course code: 202B2 |
Course name: Organic Chemistry 2 |
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Academic year: |
2024/2025. |
Attendance requirements: |
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ECTS: |
10 |
Study level: |
basic academic studies |
Study program: |
Biochemistry: 2. year, winter semester, compulsory course |
Teachers: |
Veselin R. Maslak, Ph.D. Aleksandra D. Mitrović, Ph.D. |
Assistants: |
Vojislava E. Poštić Katarina B. Komatović |
Hours of instruction: |
Weekly: five hours of lectures + one hour of exercises + four hours of labwork (5+1+4) |
Goals: |
This course continues to explore the concepts introduced in Organic Chemistry 1. The goal of this course is to help students learn about the properties and reactions of conjugated and aromatic systems, carbonyl and heterocyclic compounds, and of some complex organic compounds as well: carbohydrates, amino acids and proteins, nucleic acids and to master the synthesis of some natural and synthetic organic compounds. |
Outcome: |
Upon completing this course, students will be able to name complex organic compounds and understand the concept of aromaticity and complex mechanisms of organic reactions, particularly the Claisen, Dieckmann and Michael reactions. They will have gained a better understanding of the connection between the structure and reactivity of complex organic compounds and they will be able to plan and perform the synthesis of these compounds. |
Teaching methods: |
Lectures, experimental classes and practical classes. |
Extracurricular activities: |
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Coursebooks: |
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Additional material: |
http://helix.chem.bg.ac.rs/~vmaslak/Organska_hemija_2-202B1/ |
Course activities and grading method |
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Lectures: |
0 points (5 hours a week) Syllabus:
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Exercises: |
0 points (1 hour a week) |
Labwork: |
15 points (4 hours a week) Syllabus: Students are expected to independently perform the synthesis of 6 (six) organic compounds (preparations) in one and/or more phases and by doing so they should use in practice the most important organic reactions and experimental techniques which they have mastered within the course Organic Chemistry 1. Apart from that, students should perform the synthesis of the derivatives of organic compounds and perform their characterization. |
Colloquia: |
30 points |
Written exam: |
55 points |