Organic Chemistry

Organic Chemistry

Organic Chemistry

by Adam Le Gresley, PhD

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Organic Chemistry makes up a significant portion of the MCAT. A comprehensive review of the concepts behind Organic Chemistry is a necessary part of the MCAT review process. Who better to review Organic Chemistry with than an expert? Dr. Adam Le Gresley, Associate Professor in the Pharmacy and Chemistry Department at Kingston University, London, is an expert in the field of Organic Chemistry. Through high-yield lectures, Dr. Le Gresley will review the key concepts of Organic Chemistry to expand and sharpen your knowledge base.

Learn about addition reactions, oxidation, nomenclature and amide formation through high quality video lectures, supported by a myriad of high-yield, interactive quizzes, topic reviews, clinical pearls and mnemonics.

The goal of the lectures is to go beyond memorizing facts. Dr. Le Gresley's high-yield lectures will provide you with a deep understanding of Organic Chemistry.

This course will cover all of the following, essential concepts of Organic Chemistry:

Nomenclature
Redox reactions
nucleophilic substitution
Electrophilic Reactions

With Lecturio studying has never been so easy. We will support your learning progress with high-yield and high-quality video lectures. You will be provided with downloadable material and quiz questions to track your progress.

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Course Details

Videos 36
Duration 2:36 h
Quiz questions 160
Concept Pages 7

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Your Educators of course Organic Chemistry

Adam Le Gresley, PhD

Dr. Adam Le Gresley is Professor of Organic Chemistry within the Department of Chemical and Pharmaceutical Sciences at Kingston University in London, United Kingdom.
He obtained his PhD in supramolecular organic chemistry from the University of Surrey in 2004, and undertook his postdoctoral research on photolabile compounds at Drexel College of Medicine in Philadelphia, USA. Currently, he is Director of Research and Enterprise of the School of Life Sciences, Pharmacy, and Chemistry at Kingston University. An experienced lecturer, Dr. Le Gresley has been teaching undergraduate and postgraduate students at Kingston University since 2009.
Within Lecturio, Dr. Le Gresley teaches courses on Chemistry.

User reviews

(7)
3,3 of 5 stars

5 Stars		3
4 Stars		1
3 Stars		0
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Organic chem course - my review

By Aniqah J. on 29. December 2021 for Organic Chemistry

I like this course because it is very concise and the videos are broken down into small manageable chunks. I also like how I can make quality notes from the video. I feel like I have learnt a lot from them and have found them really beneficial. The only criticism I would have is that I would like for some concepts to be made a little bit clearer as feel like I am not completely understand everything. However, that could just be because I'm a college student trying to learn uni-level stuff! I really like the questions afterwards but I think it would be even better if there was an explanation as to why that is the correct answer.

Not a bad lecturer overall, but organic chem could be taught a little better

By Neo M. on 20. December 2021 for Organic Chemistry

The lectures are difficult to understand due to pace and lack of subject detail

Reaction of haloalkanes

By Zeem K. on 19. October 2021 for Sn1 Reaction – Haloalkanes

Very easy the explain ation was very good thanks alot sir

Needs mechanisms

By Brandon S. on 12. December 2019 for Addition of Halogens – Alkanes and Alkenes

There needs to be mechanisms. The lecture, as-is, is entirely superficial.

(7)
3,3 of 5 stars

5 Stars		3
4 Stars		1
3 Stars		0
2 Stars		1
1 Star		2

Organic chem course - my review

By Aniqah J. on 29. December 2021 for Organic Chemistry

I like this course because it is very concise and the videos are broken down into small manageable chunks. I also like how I can make quality notes from the video. I feel like I have learnt a lot from them and have found them really beneficial. The only criticism I would have is that I would like for some concepts to be made a little bit clearer as feel like I am not completely understand everything. However, that could just be because I'm a college student trying to learn uni-level stuff! I really like the questions afterwards but I think it would be even better if there was an explanation as to why that is the correct answer.

Not a bad lecturer overall, but organic chem could be taught a little better

By Neo M. on 20. December 2021 for Organic Chemistry

The lectures are difficult to understand due to pace and lack of subject detail

Reaction of haloalkanes

By Zeem K. on 19. October 2021 for Sn1 Reaction – Haloalkanes

Very easy the explain ation was very good thanks alot sir

Needs mechanisms

By Brandon S. on 12. December 2019 for Addition of Halogens – Alkanes and Alkenes

There needs to be mechanisms. The lecture, as-is, is entirely superficial.

clarity

By Fatima s. on 31. July 2018 for Organic Chemistry

Did not like the sequence of the power points, too confusing.

GREAT LECTURES! SIMPLE AND TO THE POINT!

By Zara S. on 16. June 2018 for Reaction Parameters – Haloalkanes

The lectures are really good and to the point! I like how they aren't too long (otherwise i wouldn't take anything in after 15mins tbh) They are short and very easy to grasp the concept!

Great Professor!

By Mohammed B. on 02. March 2017 for Organic Chemistry

Great way of showing information , thanks for your amazing efforts.

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