Organic Chemistry · Beta

Push the arrows yourself.

Fourteen modules, 62 topics and ten mechanisms you perform step by step — pick the nucleophile, draw the arrow, predict the product, and get told exactly why when you're wrong.

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Atomic structure

Module 1 · Foundations. Nine topics of groundwork before the first mechanism — every arrow later on cashes in something from here.

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Fourteen modules, in the order they build

Each one leans on the last. Foundations pays for everything downstream — but if your exam is on Friday, start where the exam is.

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Modules 4–13 · 38 topics · 10 mechanisms
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Module 14 · 4 topics

Seven tools that do the chemistry, not a lookup.

Push electrons on a molecule you drew and watch the structure change. Rotate a Newman projection against a live energy curve. Draw a structure and get its predicted ¹H NMR, splitting explained.

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Try a step.

Mechanisms are graded one step at a time, and every topic carries thirty practice questions of its own.

1 Identify the nucleophile and electrophile
2 Draw the electron-pushing arrow
3 Predict the product and stereochemistry
SN2 Arrow step
Hydroxide attacks bromomethane. Where does the arrow start, and where does it end?
A From the C–Br bond to the bromine
B From the hydroxide lone pair to the carbon
C From the carbon to the hydroxide oxygen
D From the bromine lone pair to the carbon
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