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Organic Mystery
Length: 1-3 Hours
Discipline: Chemistry and Biochemistry
Level: Introductory (majors)
Author: Lawrie, Ruth
In this problem, students learn to identify functional groups in organic molecules, learn to represent organic molecules using condensed and bond-line structures, learn to distinguish between types of organic reactions, learn to relate physical and chemical properties to structure.