Preparing for Organic Chemistry: Tips for Reviewing Inorganic Chemistry Concepts

[MichaelBack12]

Summary: What’s the best way to review inorganic chem in preparation for OC. Assume zero recall on basic college chem.

Are there study guides, online courses, etc. for this specific purpose?

 

[Borek]

There is no "one size fits all" approach, as everyone has its own learning habits and learning style. I would personally start trying to solve problems from the textbook I originally used. Not only it would quickly show what I don't remember, but also I would more or less know where to look for the info in the book. YMMV

 

[symbolipoint]

There is no "one size fits all" approach, as everyone has its own learning habits and learning style. I would personally start trying to solve problems from the textbook I originally used. Not only it would quickly show what I don't remember, but also I would more or less know where to look for the info in the book. YMMV

I feel agree with that. Academically as I recall, there was no hardcore Inorganic course to the path of Organic Chemistry course but this does not mean that they are unrelated. Most typically General Chemistry is a rigorous survey course and the next course is the beginning Organic Chemistry course, so one could restudy General Chem from his textbook. If or when one feels well-reviewed, then enroll in Organic Chemistry. In the laboratory activities, O.C. will require the use of more complicated glassware equipment.