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Students may challenge Organic Chemistry I via the first semester exam, Organic Chemistry II via the second semester exam, or both via both tests. A successful challenge requires at least the 50th percentile for credit and a Pass grade; scores below are not credited. 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You can challenge either or both Organic Chemistry I and II by taking the ACS organic exams. If you would like to challenge Organic Chemistry I, you will take the first semester ACS exam. If you would like to challenge Organic Chemistry II, you will take the second semester ACS exam. If you wish to challenge both classes, you will need to take both tests. In any case, ascore of at least 50th percentile is a successful challenge of the class(es) and will earn you credit and a Pass grade. For a score below the 50th percentile, you will not earn credit. Depending on the version of the exam, the 50th percentile is usually a raw score of between 33 and 40 out of 70 questions.  \nAn overview of the topics covered on the Organic Chemistry exam are available here: [http://uwm.edu/acs-exams/study-guides/organic-chemistry/](http://uwm.edu/acs-exams/study-guides/organic-chemistry/ and)[ and](http://uwm.edu/acs-exams/study-guides/organic-chemistry/ and) study guides with sample questions are available from the same website. You can also borrow the study guide from the Math and Science Tutoring Center. Additional problems for practice are here:  \n[https://www2.chemistry.msu.edu/faculty/reusch/virttxtjml/questions/problems/indexam.htm](https://www2.chemistry.msu.edu/faculty/reusch/virttxtjml/questions/problems/indexam.htm and)[ and](https://www2.chemistry.msu.edu/faculty/reusch/virttxtjml/questions/problems/indexam.htm and)  \n[https://chemistry.boisestate.edu/richardbanks/organic/mc/mcquestions317.htm](https://chemistry.boisestate.edu/richardbanks/organic/mc/mcquestions317.htm) .  \nA more detailed list of topics covered in Organic Chemistry I and II at LCSC is attached.  \nIf you have any questions, please contact me.  \nBest,  \nRachel Jameton  \nProfessor of Chemistry  \nOrganic chemistry learning outcomes  \n􀁸 Sketch a given atom including protons, electrons, valence electrons, neutrons, electron shells  \n􀁸 Use the periodic table to make a model of a given atom, determine relative electronegativity and predict number of bonds that an element will form  \n􀁸 Define and state the significance of atomic number, atomic mass and mass number  \n􀁸 Define and utilize the following terms: Isomer, VSEPR, electronegativity, polarity, resonance, valence bond theory  \n􀁸 Identify covalent, polar covalent and ionic bonds. Also identify polar protic, polar aprotic and nonpolar bonds  \n􀁸 Draw Lewis structures, predict the shape and polarity of a molecule, calculate formal charge  \n􀁸 Draw resonance structures for given structures  \n􀁸 Use curved arrow notation to show flow of electrons  \n􀁸 Distinguish between resonance structures and isomers  \n􀁸 Label hybrid orbitals with sp3, sp2 or sp and predict bond length and strength using %s character  \n􀁸 Convert between expanded, condensed and line structures, recognize formal charges without calculating  \n􀁸 Given pKa, predict whether an acid/base reaction will occur as written  \n􀁸 Predict the relative of acidity of different molecules and which proton in a particular molecule is most acidic using inductive effects, resonance, hybridization effects, element effects  \n􀁸 Predict the most acidic proton in a molecule and the most acidic molecule in a group.  \n􀁸 Clearly rationalize your choice of most acidic proton/molecule based on differences in elements, inductive effects, resonance and hybridization.  \n􀁸 Define functional group.  \n􀁸 Identify functional groups in any molecule (you MUST memorize the functional group names – make flash cards if they help you) .  \n􀁸 Recognize the importance of functional groups in molecules.  \n􀁸 Identify nucleophiles and electrophiles as a part of functional groups and use curved arrow notation to show flow of electrons between them.  \n􀁸 Identify and distinguish between van der Waal’s force","cbCaippFGf2JCnHs","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaippFGf2JCnHs","pdf",589525,"English","# Organic Chemistry I and II challenge exam\n## How the challenge works\n## Passing score and score range\n## Study guides and practice resources\n## Organic chemistry learning outcomes","[{\"question\":\"How can a student challenge Organic Chemistry I at LCSC?\",\"answer\":\"Students take the first semester ACS organic exam for Organic Chemistry I to challenge that course.\"},{\"question\":\"What score is required to successfully challenge the course?\",\"answer\":\"A score of at least the 50th percentile is required for credit and a Pass grade; below the 50th percentile earns no credit.\"},{\"question\":\"What learning outcomes are covered in the Organic Chemistry exam?\",\"answer\":\"The outcomes cover atom modeling, bonding and Lewis structures, resonance and electron flow, hybrid orbitals, acidity predictions using pKa, functional groups, intermolecular forces, phases, solubility concepts, and stereochemistry/conformation tasks.\"}]","Organic Chemistry I and II Challenge Exam | PDF",1789994299,18]