有機化学の構造式

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For organic chemistry, first memorize all the structural formulas. Once you overcome that, studying organic chemistry will become much easier. This resource covers essential chemical substances, including chemical formulas, structural formulas, and diagrams, to cover everything from daily study to the Common Test (Center Test) and difficult university entrance exams. It also covers more challenging entrance exam questions. Ask students to draw the structural formula of salicylic acid showing intramolecular hydrogen bonding (Osaka University) Ask students to draw the structural formula of a carboxylic acid dimer due to intermolecular hydrogen bonding (Many universities ask this question) Ask students to draw the structural formulas of lactic acid and malic acid and indicate the chiral carbon atom (Nagoya University) Ask students to draw the structural formulas of maltose and triacetylcellulose (Kyoto University) Ask students to draw the structural formulas of various sugars such as β-galactose and sucrose (Many universities, including Kyoto University) Ask students to draw the structural formula of the ketone group (hydroxyketone group) of fructose in equilibrium (Kyushu University, Waseda University) Ask students to draw the structural formula of ribose (Nagoya University) Ask students to draw the structural formula of deoxyribose (Osaka University) Ask students to answer "zwitterion" with α-amino acids (Kyoto University) Ask students to draw the structural formulas of α-amino acids glycine, alanine, and asparagine (Kyoto University) α-A Structural formula of serine in amino acids (Nagoya University) Asking students to name sulfur-based functional groups such as "disulfide bond" and "mercapto group (thiol group)" (Kyoto University, Tokyo Medical and Dental University, Waseda University, etc.) Asking students to write structural formulas of other base pairs following the example of the cytosine-guanine base pair (Osaka University) Asking students to write the structural formula of the base pair formed by adenine in DNA (adenine-thymine base pair), clearly indicating the two hydrogen bonds (Waseda University) Asking students to write structural formulas comparing natural rubber and gutta-percha (Osaka University) The question, "Show the structural formulas of natural rubber and gutta-percha in a way that shows the difference in geometric isomerism (grouped by degree of polymerization n)" (Osaka University, first semester), caused a difference in difficulty because it was not included in some textbooks. ■Extracted Data (Researched while solving entrance exam questions) University of Tokyo: 30 years' worth Kyoto University: 25 years' worth Tokyo Institute of Technology: Over 20 years' worth Osaka University: 20 years' worth Nagoya University: 10 years' worth Waseda and Keio Universities: 7 years' worth of science and engineering faculties Approximately 20 sets of entrance exam questions for national medical universities 2 years' worth of nation

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