Where can I find SN1/SN2/E1/E2 practice problems?

[enamel88]

anyone know of any good sites?

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[nickh]

Chad's Videos and DAT Destroyer?

 

[enamel88]

I agree, but I practiced those two to the point where I memorized the answers by just looking at it. Need some fresh problems. Maybe an ochem site that has questions and solutions to them?

 

[nickh]

Hm... Maybe try Khan Academy?

 

[Artdent97]

anyone know of any good sites?

Organic chemistry by Wade or Organic chemistry Odyssey by Orgoman, or Organic chemistry by Klein all have plenty of good problems.
Hope this helps.

 

[DentalLonghorn2014]

I agree, but I practiced those two to the point where I memorized the answers by just looking at it. Need some fresh problems. Maybe an ochem site that has questions and solutions to them?

Even if you have memorized it, i would think that if you went over the concept of HOW you got to that answer, you would have a solid foundation. That's what I do lol

 

[FeralisExtremum]

Organic Chemistry Odyssey by Orgoman for sure. They have a ton of practice problems (in all sections of organic chemistry) broken down by subject.

 

[enamel88]

Thanks for the suggestions. Unfortunately I don't have the book so maybe an online source somewhere? I think it'll be too late if I order one now...I take the test Wed. I understand the table of sn2/sn1 etc, but what sometimes gets me is when you start getting into the leaving group being attached to the secondary territory with strong/weak base/nuc, etc bc nuc can be strong bases. I hope I"m making sense

 

[fearthewild]

zadefaraj.com!

Click "orgo" at the top.

 

[htorres89]

zadefaraj.com!

Click "orgo" at the top.

Wow this site is great for practice. I've been looking for something like this for a while. Thanks!!