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Saturday, March 18, 2006. The last UT race of the term. Was won by Nick, who automatically won the video ipod since it was the only prize left for him to win. This was probably the most difficult maze so far and took him 15 minutes to complete. Posted by Jean-Claude Bradley at 5:07 AM. Thursday, March 16, 2006. The Chemistry Behind Lightsticks. Lightsticks have three parts. There are two chemicals that react to release energy which is converted to light. Usually, commercial lightsticks utilize th...Sunda...

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Organic Chemistry II: Fischer Esterification: 2-ethylhexyl benzoate

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Thursday, February 16, 2006. Fischer Esterification: 2-ethylhexyl benzoate. Fischer esterification can be a time-consuming process, requiring days for a reaction to reach equilibrium. In this article, researchers developed a way to hasten this process by using a specially designed microwave to heat the reaction quickly and evenly and at an increased pressure. In order to test the efficiency of the device, they synthesized 2-ethylhexyl benzoate from benzoic acid and 2-ethylhexanol as shown below.

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Organic Chemistry II: Test 2 Reserved Room

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Monday, March 06, 2006. Test 2 Reserved Room. Room F-111 has been reserved on Saturday 3/11/06 from 8-5 pm. Posted by Jean-Claude Bradley at 9:04 AM. Drexel CoAS E-Learning Main Blog. Drexel CoAS E-Learning Podcast. Here is the blog for the Organic Chemistry II class at Drexel University. I'll try to post stuff that is useful for the class. Comments or questions from students in the class or anyone who stumbles here are welcome. Feb 17 2006 race. Fischer Esterification: 2-ethylhexyl benzoate.

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Organic Chemistry II: no workshop Jan 27

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Thursday, January 26, 2006. No workshop Jan 27. There will be no workshop tomorrow Friday Jan 27, 2006. We'll resume on Monday. Posted by Jean-Claude Bradley at 12:25 PM. Drexel CoAS E-Learning Main Blog. Drexel CoAS E-Learning Podcast. Here is the blog for the Organic Chemistry II class at Drexel University. I'll try to post stuff that is useful for the class. Comments or questions from students in the class or anyone who stumbles here are welcome. Powerpoint and Problem set downloading.

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Organic Chemistry II: second week update

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Monday, January 23, 2006. Just a reminder that you should now be at the end of Chapter 10 problems and quiz and have had any confusion resolved at the workshops or by emailing me. You should have all technical issues addressed by now. The first test is coming up in 2.5 weeks. Remember that the Friday workshops are in Matheson 109. Posted by Jean-Claude Bradley at 9:00 AM. Drexel CoAS E-Learning Main Blog. Drexel CoAS E-Learning Podcast. Welcome Winter 2006 class. Last Blog Assignment Deadline Over.

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Organic Chemistry II: First week update

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Sunday, January 15, 2006. 1) Students who came to the workshops got all of their technical issues squared away and we worked on alkyne problems. A few students also worked on their extra credit assignments. 2) You should all have completed lecture 3 by this point (alkynes). If you are having any technical problems it is imperative that you deal with this at the next workshop on Wednesday. Posted by Jean-Claude Bradley at 7:10 AM. Drexel CoAS E-Learning Main Blog. Drexel CoAS E-Learning Podcast.

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Drexel CoAS E-Learning: Happy Accidents: A Must-Read for Open Scientists

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Comment-link {margin-left:.6em;}. Tuesday, August 26, 2008. Happy Accidents: A Must-Read for Open Scientists. I usually limit my book reviews to Goodreads. But this one deserves much more attention. In Happy Accidents: Serendipity in Modern Medical Breakthroughs; When Scientists Find What They're NOT Looking for. Morton Meyers reviews examples of the unpredictability of scientific progress. And starting on page 304:. The peer review system forces investigators to work on problems others think are importa...

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Drexel CoAS E-Learning: Web based Spectra Game

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Comment-link {margin-left:.6em;}. Saturday, February 14, 2009. Web based Spectra Game. Yesterday I used the NMR game in Second Life. During our 2-hour Friday workshop in CHEM242. We used a new location on Drexel island SLURL. However, there is a bit of a learning curve to get into Second Life and not all computers have a suitable video card. So it is nice to now have the ability to play the game on a web browser. Andy set up the game play so that the score reflects the number of correct answers obtained ...

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Drexel CoAS E-Learning: Spring 2009 term post-mortem of CHEM 241 orgo course

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Comment-link {margin-left:.6em;}. Wednesday, June 17, 2009. Spring 2009 term post-mortem of CHEM 241 orgo course. Another term at Drexel is over. Following my previous post-mortem analysis for the winter 09 term. Here are some thoughts about how things went teaching CHEM241. 1) My Second Life extra credit assignment. And 3 more on FriendFeed. Leveraging the code that he used for the Spectral Game. Andrew Lang created a web version of the quizzes that I have used in Second Life and Unreal Tournament.

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Drexel CoAS E-Learning: Winter 09 term post-mortem: SpectralGame implementation

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Comment-link {margin-left:.6em;}. Wednesday, March 25, 2009. Winter 09 term post-mortem: SpectralGame implementation. Our winter term at Drexel just ended. Following up on my previous post-mortem analysis. Here are some observations from having taught Organic Chemistry II ( CHEM242. 1) The big news of the term is that I had a chance to try out the SpectralGame. In my class for the first time (mainly to teach NMR). Andrew Lang first created the game in Second Life. 2) I usually provide a small (2%) extra ...

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Drexel CoAS E-Learning: VLC saves the day - iTunes RIP

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Comment-link {margin-left:.6em;}. Wednesday, January 06, 2010. VLC saves the day - iTunes RIP. My first organic chemistry class ( CHEM242. Took place on Monday. That was the introductory lecture where I explained how my online-optional class works. The fundamental building blocks of this course are my recorded lectures. I was expecting the worst at this morning's workshop when a student suggested using VLC. Not only did it work but I could swear the resolution was far better than when viewing on iTunes.

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Drexel CoAS E-Learning: Post-Mortem of Cheminfo Retrieval class FA09

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Comment-link {margin-left:.6em;}. Tuesday, January 12, 2010. Post-Mortem of Cheminfo Retrieval class FA09. In the fall of 2009 I taught Chemical Information Retrieval. At Drexel as sole instructor for the first time. Last year Kevin Owens showed me ropes by co-teaching it with me. Here are some things I learned over the term:. 1) Research Logs work. In analogy to the Open Notebook Science. This certainly did not replace the weekly face to face interaction but it was useful for the days we did not meet.

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Drexel CoAS E-Learning: Social Anxiety Disorder Counseling in Second Life

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Comment-link {margin-left:.6em;}. Tuesday, October 06, 2009. Social Anxiety Disorder Counseling in Second Life. Social Anxiety Disorder in Second Life. Posted by Jean-Claude Bradley at 11:09 AM. Lisa - I dont think a partnership works in this case but readers might be interested in your site. Links to this post:. News about E-Learning in the College of Arts and Sciences at Drexel University. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States. View my complete profile. My interview on Learning and Teaching at BCIT.

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Drexel CoAS E-Learning: My interview on Learning and Teaching at BCIT

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Comment-link {margin-left:.6em;}. Wednesday, July 22, 2009. My interview on Learning and Teaching at BCIT. Tannis Morgan just posted her interview of me on her blog: Learning and Teaching at BCIT. The 13 minute audio recording covers how my teaching practice has evolved to include screencasting, podcasting, wikis, blogs, Second Life, games and workshops instead of lectures. Posted by Jean-Claude Bradley at 10:13 AM. Links to this post:. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States. View my complete profile.

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Search this class and other open orgo content. Organic Chemistry I at Drexel University. Instructor: Jean-Claude Bradley. Saturday, June 04, 2005. Lecture 039: rest of problems chap 9. The rest of the problems for chap 9 have been uploaded in WebCT. (probs 27, 36, 37). Posted by Jean-Claude Bradley @ 5:39:00 AM. Links to this post. Thursday, May 19, 2005. Right click and select "save target as" if downloading manually. Posted by pat @ 9:09:00 AM. Links to this post. Lecture 038: second exam review session.

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Skip to main content. Organic Chemistry I CHEM 241 at Drexel University. Instructor: Jean-Claude Bradley bradlejc@drexel.edu. Search this class and other open orgo content. The first class is posted here. Students do not need to and should not join this wiki to access the material. Archived Lectures on Class Blog (access or download files one by one). Archived Lectures as ZIP files (download all M4V, MP3 and PDFs at once). Ignore any information about specific dates or make-up policy).

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Transcript of Organic Chemistry I at Drexel University. Instructor: Jean-Claude Bradley. Monday, May 22, 2006. Lecture 038: Exam Review 2. Lecture 038: Exam Review 2. Student1 suggests a problem.]. This one right here? Ok, the SO. All right, so I'm starting off with HN3. What is the charge of the central atom in HN3? Now, we have another three bonds to put in a hydrogen so if I notice where else I can put the next two bonds, I pretty much have to do that. Therefore the only place I could logically pu...

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Organic Chemistry II

Saturday, March 18, 2006. The last UT race of the term. Was won by Nick, who automatically won the video ipod since it was the only prize left for him to win. This was probably the most difficult maze so far and took him 15 minutes to complete. Posted by Jean-Claude Bradley at 5:07 AM. Thursday, March 16, 2006. The Chemistry Behind Lightsticks. Lightsticks have three parts. There are two chemicals that react to release energy which is converted to light. Usually, commercial lightsticks utilize th...Sunda...

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Skip to main content. Organic Chemistry II CHEM 242 at Drexel University. Instructor: Jean-Claude Bradley bradlejc@drexel.edu. Students do not need to join this wiki to access the material. BBVista for quizzes, tests and final exam. Demo account use chemguest, password education)-Use IE - there are problems with Firefox and BBVisa. Other Textbooks and Resources. Lecture Archive (and problem set). Problems with viewing m4v? Help on how to format text. TES: The largest network of teachers in the world.

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Organic Chemistry III Spring 2005 at Drexel University. Instructor: Jean-Claude Bradley. Wednesday, September 28, 2005. Welcome Fall 05 class. A few notes for those of you taking this course fully online in the Fall of 2005. 1) Class announcements will be made to this blog. 2) Subscribe to the blog by clicking on the Subscribe with Bloglines button at the top of the blog. 4) The first test will be around week 5. That will show up in WebCT when it is set up through one.drexel.edu. Links to this post.

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Skip to main content. Try Wikispaces Classroom now. Brand new from Wikispaces. Organic Chemistry III CHEM 243 at Drexel University. Instructor: Jean-Claude Bradley bradlejc@drexel.edu. Screencasts, podcasts, student assignments, announcements) note: the Flash presentations only work on IE on a PC - otherwise download the MOV or AVI formats (you may need the Camtasia codec for the AVI) from the share directory. For m4v format only see here. WebCT for quizzes, tests and final exam.

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Organic Chemistry III at Drexel University. Instructor: Jean-Claude Bradley. Transcripts by Castingwords.com. Monday, January 09, 2006. Screencast, podcast and PDF available here. So we are going to talk about aromatics today. Now we did discuss. Aromatics in 242 at the end so I'm not going to be redoing all of. That We're going to be looking at reactions that we haven't. Covered so far, but I think it's important to review a little bit. Of nomenclature. Okay, so we're going to be interested mainly in.

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