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Organic Chemistry

Uncover the properties and structures of organic compounds, compare reactions with inorganic compounds, and delve into matter, energy, gases, solutions, acids, and bases. Learn about equilibrium and kinetics for a deeper understanding of chemical reactions.

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Organic Chemistry

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  1. Organic Chemistry • Essential Question: What are the properties and structures of the different classes of organic compounds? Regents Chemistry

  2. Organic Chemistry • Essential Question: How do reactions of organic compounds differ from reactions of inorganic compounds? Regents Chemistry

  3. Matter • Essential Question: What are several of the ways that matter can be described? Regents Chemistry

  4. Energy • Essential Question: How are energy changes observed and measured in chemical and physical changes? Regents Chemistry

  5. Gases • Essential Question: How can the properties and behavior of gases be explained? Regents Chemistry

  6. Solutions • Essential Question: What are the properties of solutions and how is solution concentration measured? Regents Chemistry

  7. Acids and Bases • Essential Question: What are the properties of acids and bases and how do they react? Regents Chemistry

  8. Kinetics and Equilibrium • Essential Question: How can a knowledge of kinetics and equilibrium help to understand the process of chemical reactions? Regents Chemistry

  9. Equilibrium • Key Question: How can you tell when a system is in equilibrium? Regents Chemistry

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