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Chemistry 3B: Chemical Structure and Reactivity. Spring 2006. Professor Peter Vollhardt.

Chemistry 3B represents the second semester of … all » the standard organic chemistry series at UC Berkeley. It covers conjugation, aromatic chemistry, carbonyl compounds, carbohydrates, amines, carboxylic acids, amino acids, peptides, proteins, and nucleic acid chemistry. Ultraviolet spectroscopy and mass spectrometry will be introduced. Organic chemistry is a specific discipline within the subject of chemistry. It is the scientific study of the structure, properties, composition, reactions, and preparation of chemical compounds of carbon and hydrogen, which may contain any number of other elements, such as…

A demonstration of the technique of recrystallization used in Organic Chemistry labs.

Demonstrations conducted by:
Dr. Scott Allen
Assistant Professor, Chemistry/Physics, University of Tampa

Directed by:
Gordon McClelland
Computing and Information Services, Vassar College

Produced by:
Cristian Opazo
Academic Computing Services, Vassar College

Production Assistants:
Ken Bolton and Steve Taylor
Academic Computing Services, Vassar College

Post-production by:
Becca Marcus
Vassar College, class of 2008
and
John Santos
Vassar College, class of 2007

Thanks to Ed Wroblewski, Film Department, Vassar College

Copyright © 2007, 2008 by Vassar College.
Do not reproduce, download or edit without permission.

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Tomita Lab – Zutto Yomikake no Natsu feat. CHEMISTRY

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Marcie Walsh sings a song to Langston called “Chemistry” in “Prom Night: the Musical” on One Life to Live.

You can buy the song here:
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Marcie Walsh – Kathy Brier
Langston Wilde – Brittany Underwood
Markko Rivera – Jason Tom

Lyrics:

Highschool Chemistry
You’re staring at the clock
When he whispers in your ear
Asking what you’re doing after gym

Highschool Chemistry
Let’s stop and take a look
At this unstable element
That makes you whisper back to him

We’re all under the spell
Of our atomic mass
And now you’re having trouble
Concentrating in class
‘Cause when you look at it
Under a magnifying glass
Looks like there’s no subject harder to pass
Than Highschool Chemistry

Highschool Chemistry
The science of attraction
Something always happens
When two forces come together

Highschool Chemistry
It’s a chemical reaction
When he looks into your eyes
And you know it’s now or never

There’s a part of you that’s growing
There’s a part of you that’s grown
As your body changes, it rearranges
The thoughts you think you own

‘Cause in your heart you know you want him
In your head you think you don’t
In your heart you know you’ll get him
In your head you think you won’t

So you push and pull
Repel and attract
Calculate
Divide and subtract
And every cell gets in the act
Looks like it’s time you face the fact

You’ve got a lot of chemistry
You could really have a blast

It’s time you look around
‘Cause you can change your state
It’s all relative
So get up and relate
How else do you expect to find a soul mate?
We’re not talking about a carbonate

Here in Highschool Chemistry

Some folks abuse it
Some people lose it
Go out and use it
It’s all about chemistry

Some folks abuse it
Some people lose it
Go out and use it
It’s time for some chemistry

Some folks abuse it
Some people lose it
Take it from me
There’s nothing better than chemistry

Some folks abuse it
Some people lose it
Go out and use it
It’s elemental, my dear Langston!

Some folks abuse it
Some people lose it
Yeah, yeah yeah yeah

It’s all about chemistry

This episode aired June 18th, 2007. Thanks to Isabelle A. for the clips, as my video capture device crapped out on me and refused to capture audio.

Mole Day is a day to celebrate chemistry and the unit “mole”. Chemistry students need help learning the mole. This chemistry song about the mole unit and Mole Day was used to create this video. Its purpose is to make it easier to remember and understand the definitions of the mole in an entertaining way. Mole Day is celebrated @ 6:02AM on Oct 23rd and if your school uses a 4X4 block schedule, then you can also celebrate it on June 2nd @ 10:23AM.

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Professor of Chemistry Terry Collins talks about using green chemistry to clean water.

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