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Introduction to Organic Chemistry

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4 sessions

+12

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In this series, we will cover fundamental concepts such as bonding, hybridization, molecular structure, functional groups, and basic nomenclature. Learners can expect to engage through interactive examples, guided problem-solving, and visual models to build a strong conceptual foundation for future organic chemistry topics.

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Vardhan A 🇺🇸

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I am Vardhan Avaradi, and I am currently a sophomore student majoring in Biomedical Sciences - Premedical Track in the Burnett Honors College at UCF. Since middle school, I have been fascinated with Science and math and I pursue tutoring in these subjects as an area one can explore and promote new ideas that can benefit the community. I have gained experience tutoring a broad range of subjects, from AP-level Math and Science subjects to prepping for SAT/ACT exams. My interests are in Oncology and cancer cell research, and I enjoy dance choreography and watching movies.

Schedule

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SESSION 4

2

Jun

SESSION 4

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Mon 10:30 PM - Tue, 12:30 AM UTCJun 2, 10:30 PM - Jun 3, 12:30 AM UTC

In this lesson, we explore the foundational role of acid–base chemistry in organic reactions. We learn to apply both Brønsted–Lowry and Lewis definitions while interpreting pKa values to compare the relative strengths of acids and bases. The lesson emphasizes how molecular features like resonance, electronegativity, and hybridization influence acidity and conjugate base stability. Through problem-solving and group activities, we build the skills to predict reaction direction and understand reactivity trends across organic molecules.

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May 13 - Jun 3

3 weeks

120 mins

/ session

Next session on June 2, 2025

SCHEDULE

Tuesdays

10:30PM