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Completing the course of Organic Chemistry II in connection with course Organic Chemistry I, students acquire the complex knowledge of structure, reactivity and stereochemistry of hydrocarbon derivatives and heterocyclic compounds. Student will be able on a basic level solved synthetic approaches and recognize relevance of organic reactions. The acquired knowledge allows a wide range of application, both in research and in the practice of organic chemistry, in control laboratories and in state administration authorities.

Knowledge of the Organic Chemistry I.

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The course uses teaching methods in form of Lecture - 2 teaching hours per week, seminars - 2 teaching hours per week. The e-learning system (LMS Moodle) is available to teachers and students.

Completing the tutorial of Organic Chemistry, which is accompanying the lectures, requires passing 4 written tests. Those who receive a average of 50% of points earn a credit automatically. Alternatively, students are obliged to pass another test at the end of term with gain at least 50%.
The examination consists from written test and oral examination. In the written part knowledge from Organic Chemistry II is tested, in oral exam then knowledge from the whole Organic chemistry.
Registered student at the dates of examination in the written part of the exam. Then the result of the written part of the examination will be published on that day (the time will be specified on the morning of the day of the examination) and the oral part of the examination will continue according to the results of this part. Students will be divided among the examiners: Dr. Repková and doc. Krajčovič. This information applies to each listed term.

12. Halogen derivatives. 13. Alcohols and phenols. 14. Ethers. 15. Sulfur compounds and esters of inorganic acids. 16. Amines and diazo compounds.17. Nitro compounds. 18. Organometallic compounds. 19.+ 20. Aldehydes and ketones. 21. Carboxylic acids. 22. Acyl derivatives. 23. Dicarbonyl compounds.

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The aim of the course is acquiring deeper knowledge of organic compounds reactivity. The course is connected with the previous course Organic Chemistry I, which represents necessary prerequisite for understanding the subject matter of this course. The aim of the course is understanding the structure and reactivity of various functional groups bound at various carbon skeletons, influence of the skeleton upon reactivity of the group and the opposite inluence of the group upon reactivity of skeleton.

Completing the tutorial of Organic chemistry requires the attendance and successfully passed all class exams.
The examination consists from written test and an oral examination.

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Literák J. Sbírka řešených příkladů k semináři z organické chemie, MU Brno 2012 (CS)
McMurry J.: Organic Chemistry, Thomson, 2004 (CS)
Potáček M., Mazal C., Janků S., MU Brno 2009 (CS)
Solomons, T.W. Graham, Wiley 1980 a další vyd. (EN)

McMurry J.: Organická chemie. VUTIUM 2013 (CS)