ChemDrawing Curly Arrows Using The Pen Tool. Create super-useful ChemDraw default stationary.

Описание: For ages, I found the vector based pen tool in ChemDraw too tedious to use. Now I have cracked it, and perhaps updates have made it easier. This video shows a simple procedure, an exercise for creating a quiver of arrows, and how to make default ChemDraw stationary which includes them.

This site is not funded, but if anyone wants to help they could by purchasing a book using the affiliate links below, or buying my workbooks for Sophomore Organic Chemistry By Inquisition (details below). I also have a workbook on advanced organic reactions designed for graduate students and advanced graduate students for sale (www.byinquisition.org).

If anyone lecturing sophomore organic chemistry in the US or Canada is interested in adopting my books for a class, I will happily send you complementary copies, just drop me a line: [email protected] stating your position and when you will be teaching the class.

affiliate links to books by others

Blink by Malcom Gladwell
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Thinking Fast And Slow
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How We Learn by Benedict Carey
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Making It Stick by Peter C. Brown et al
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Invisible Learning by David Franklin
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a couple of links to YouTube and other videos on Dan Levy teaching
🔗    • Pulling Back the Curtain on Teaching at HKS  
🔗 https://instructionalmoves.gse.harvar...
a couple of links to YouTube and other videos on Dan Levy teaching
🔗    • Pulling Back the Curtain on Teaching at HKS  
🔗 https://instructionalmoves.gse.harvar...

I have a couple of decks of ANKI flask cards available for free on line to help students of sophomore organic chemistry:
🔗 https://ankiweb.net/shared/info/19577...
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My workbooks ‘Sophomore Organic Chemistry By Inquisition 1 and 2 are designed to test understanding of facts and concepts, but most of all to provide a lot of unfamiliar problems. These books are for students to use for practicing applications, and for professors to use in flipped teaching.

I use these books to semi-flip my classes. I outline concepts, try ~30% of the problems, then the students complete the rest in their own time: one chapter per lecture. The following lecture involves a quiz featuring material from anywhere in the chapter covered before (encourages active recall). My exams and final look very like any of these problems.

The workbooks are available from Amazon, and from:
🔗 https://byinquisition.org/
The answers are on the By Inquisition web site too, with links to videos made to support them.

Other websites from me:

about the psychology of learning and teaching sophomore organic chemistry
🔗 https://sophomoreorganic.org/

my research
🔗 https://burgessresearch.org/

a little on biomedicinal chemistry
🔗 https://biomedicinalchemistry.org/

a bit about me personally
🔗 https://kevinburgess.org/


Some affiliate links to useful material for Sophomore Organic (thank you if you click them and buy)…..

The textbook I recommend for sophomore organic chemistry

Organic Chemistry, 3rd Edition, by Klein:
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This comes with two popular summaries, Organic Chemistry as a Second Language:
5th Edition: First Semester Topics:
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Second Semester Topics:
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Many students also buy a modeling kits from Darling Models:
Molecular Visions (Organic, Inorganic, Organometallic) Molecular Model Kit #1 by
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Another excellent organic chemistry textbook is:
Organic Chemistry 2nd Edition by Clayden, Greeves, and Warren.
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Finally, for anyone interested in my occasional poetry videos, a great collection of comic poems from the UK:
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