Fall 2024 - CHEM 262
Tackle CHEM 262 head-on this Fall semester. This iteration of Rogue Chem is specifically engineered for students taking CHEM 262 at UNC Chapel Hill (applicable students taking CHEM 262 with any of the UNC professors).
 
The Founder of Rogue Chem – Ryan Farrell – is intimately familiar with the curriculum of UNC Chapel Hill's organic classes, took CHEM 261 and 262 himself, and has instructed thousands of UNC students over the years in a professional context. The entire design of this platform is intended to give students tkaing CHEM 262 the best chance of claiming ownership of their performance in the course.
 
Access Includes...
2000+ Practice Problems with Solutions
300+ Video Tutorials Created by the Founder of Rogue Chem
Conceptual Reviews for each Chapter
Reaction and Mechanism Breakdown Summaries
Exam-Caliber Practice Sets (exam-like questions)
Reaction Notebook Included
 
 
Includes Practice Problems and Associated Content for...
H1 NMR
E.A.S Reactions of Benzene
Aldehydes and Ketones
Organometallic Reagents
Carboxylic Acid Derivatives
Enolate Chemistry
Carbohydrate Chemistry
Amine Basicity
Diels-Alder
Aromaticity
Acid-Base Chemistry
Alkyne Electrophilic Additions
Radical Chemistry
Substitutions and Eliminations
Nucleophilic Aromatic Substitution Reactions
 
Note – Does not include access to "Sample Final Exams"
 
Valid Gmail Address Required...
Please provide a valid Gmail Address when checking out of the Rogue Chem store.
The content associated with this Rogue Chem platform is delivered via an exclusive Google Drive post-purchase.
 
 
Electronic Access Through...
Spring semester access granted December – May 2024
Summer semester access granted May – August 2024
Fall semester access granted August – December 2024
 
Note to Buyers...
This Rogue Chem platform has been adapted and more resources, videos, problems, and exercises have been added for the 2024 academic year.
 
Have Additional Questions? Need Help?
Email the Founder of Rogue Chem, Ryan Farrell, with any additional questions, comments, or concerns. All inquiries are welcome and encouraged. 
Email: farrell.roguechem@gmail.com