{"id":16973,"date":"2023-04-24T21:52:59","date_gmt":"2023-04-24T21:52:59","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.goodacademic.com\/blog\/questions\/information-related-to-the-structure-and-any-other-interesting-things-synthesis-chemical-reactivity-biological-activity-each-student-will-choose-a-unique-molecule-to-draw-its-structure-e-g-using\/"},"modified":"2023-04-24T21:52:59","modified_gmt":"2023-04-24T21:52:59","slug":"information-related-to-the-structure-and-any-other-interesting-things-synthesis-chemical-reactivity-biological-activity-each-student-will-choose-a-unique-molecule-to-draw-its-structure-e-g-using","status":"publish","type":"questions","link":"https:\/\/www.goodacademic.com\/blog\/questions\/information-related-to-the-structure-and-any-other-interesting-things-synthesis-chemical-reactivity-biological-activity-each-student-will-choose-a-unique-molecule-to-draw-its-structure-e-g-using\/","title":{"rendered":"information related to the structure and any other interesting things (synthesis, chemical reactivity, biological activity, Each student will choose a unique molecule to draw its structure (e.g. using Chem-Draw)"},"content":{"rendered":"<p>Capstone Project Hi everyone,   Here is some information about your Capstone project. Each student will present her\/his molecule presentation through 10-minute presentation in class, and the presentation should include information related to the structure and any other interesting things (synthesis, chemical reactivity, biological activity, &#8230;.) about the molecule. Each student will choose a unique molecule to draw its structure (e.g. using Chem-Draw) and research. The compounds should have some level of biological activity, medicinal or industrial use, or other significance. You will research your molecule to find out its chemical structure and then reproduce (please do not copy\/paste) that structure using computational software (e.g. Chem-Draw). The computationally drawn structure will be used in the infographic you design. The following information should be included in your presentation file (PowerPoint file) and your infographic poster: (Infographic poster should be on one page but the PowerPoint file could be in 5-10 pages):<\/p>\n<div>1) IUPAC name and other common or trade names of the molecule<\/div>\n<div>2) Identify all of the organic functional groups in the structure<\/div>\n<div>3) Important or unique physical properties of the molecule including appearance, smell, etc.<\/div>\n<div>4) Use computational software (e.g. Chem-Draw) to calculate the molecular formula, molecular weight, and present compositions of the molecule, and include any stereochemistry assignment<\/div>\n<div>5) Important details related to the synthesis, or natural sources of the compound<\/div>\n<div>6) Chemical, biological, and\/or medicinal applications of the compound including beneficial and\/or adverse effects and\/or toxicity<\/div>\n<div>7) Other interesting stuff about the molecule<\/div>\n<div>8) ReferencesCapstone Project Hi everyone,   Here is some information about your Capstone project. Each student will present her\/his molecule presentation through 10-minute presentation in class, and the presentation should include information related to the structure and any other interesting things (synthesis, chemical reactivity, biological activity, &#8230;.) about the molecule. Each student will choose a unique molecule to draw its structure (e.g. using Chem-Draw) and research. The compounds should have some level of biological activity, medicinal or industrial use, or other significance. You will research your molecule to find out its chemical structure and then reproduce (please do not copy\/paste) that structure using computational software (e.g. Chem-Draw). The computationally drawn structure will be used in the infographic you design. The following information should be included in your presentation file (PowerPoint file) and your infographic poster: (Infographic poster should be on one page but the PowerPoint file could be in 5-10 pages):<\/div>\n<div>1) IUPAC name and other common or trade names of the molecule<\/div>\n<div>2) Identify all of the organic functional groups in the structure<\/div>\n<div>3) Important or unique physical properties of the molecule including appearance, smell, etc.<\/div>\n<div>4) Use computational software (e.g. Chem-Draw) to calculate the molecular formula, molecular weight, and present compositions of the molecule, and include any stereochemistry assignment<\/div>\n<div>5) Important details related to the synthesis, or natural sources of the compound<\/div>\n<div>6) Chemical, biological, and\/or medicinal applications of the compound including beneficial and\/or adverse effects and\/or toxicity<\/div>\n<div>7) Other interesting stuff about the molecule<\/div>\n<div>8) ReferencesCapstone Project Hi everyone,   Here is some information about your Capstone project. Each student will present her\/his molecule presentation through 10-minute presentation in class, and the presentation should include information related to the structure and any other interesting things (synthesis, chemical reactivity, biological activity, &#8230;.) about the molecule. Each student will choose a unique molecule to draw its structure (e.g. using Chem-Draw) and research. The compounds should have some level of biological activity, medicinal or industrial use, or other significance. You will research your molecule to find out its chemical structure and then reproduce (please do not copy\/paste) that structure using computational software (e.g. Chem-Draw). The computationally drawn structure will be used in the infographic you design. The following information should be included in your presentation file (PowerPoint file) and your infographic poster: (Infographic poster should be on one page but the PowerPoint file could be in 5-10 pages):<\/div>\n<div>1) IUPAC name and other common or trade names of the molecule<\/div>\n<div>2) Identify all of the organic functional groups in the structure<\/div>\n<div>3) Important or unique physical properties of the molecule including appearance, smell, etc.<\/div>\n<div>4) Use computational software (e.g. Chem-Draw) to calculate the molecular formula, molecular weight, and present compositions of the molecule, and include any stereochemistry assignment<\/div>\n<div>5) Important details related to the synthesis, or natural sources of the compound<\/div>\n<div>6) Chemical, biological, and\/or medicinal applications of the compound including beneficial and\/or adverse effects and\/or toxicity<\/div>\n<div>7) Other interesting stuff about the molecule<\/div>\n<div>8) ReferencesCapstone Project Hi everyone,   Here is some information about your Capstone project. Each student will present her\/his molecule presentation through 10-minute presentation in class, and the presentation should include information related to the structure and any other interesting things (synthesis, chemical reactivity, biological activity, &#8230;.) about the molecule. Each student will choose a unique molecule to draw its structure (e.g. using Chem-Draw) and research. The compounds should have some level of biological activity, medicinal or industrial use, or other significance. You will research your molecule to find out its chemical structure and then reproduce (please do not copy\/paste) that structure using computational software (e.g. Chem-Draw). The computationally drawn structure will be used in the infographic you design. The following information should be included in your presentation file (PowerPoint file) and your infographic poster: (Infographic poster should be on one page but the PowerPoint file could be in 5-10 pages):<\/div>\n<div>1) IUPAC name and other common or trade names of the molecule<\/div>\n<div>2) Identify all of the organic functional groups in the structure<\/div>\n<div>3) Important or unique physical properties of the molecule including appearance, smell, etc.<\/div>\n<div>4) Use computational software (e.g. Chem-Draw) to calculate the molecular formula, molecular weight, and present compositions of the molecule, and include any stereochemistry assignment<\/div>\n<div>5) Important details related to the synthesis, or natural sources of the compound<\/div>\n<div>6) Chemical, biological, and\/or medicinal applications of the compound including beneficial and\/or adverse effects and\/or toxicity<\/div>\n<div>7) Other interesting stuff about the molecule<\/div>\n<div>8) ReferencesCapstone Project Hi everyone,   Here is some information about your Capstone project. Each student will present her\/his molecule presentation through 10-minute presentation in class, and the presentation should include information related to the structure and any other interesting things (synthesis, chemical reactivity, biological activity, &#8230;.) about the molecule. Each student will choose a unique molecule to draw its structure (e.g. using Chem-Draw) and research. The compounds should have some level of biological activity, medicinal or industrial use, or other significance. You will research your molecule to find out its chemical structure and then reproduce (please do not copy\/paste) that structure using computational software (e.g. Chem-Draw). The computationally drawn structure will be used in the infographic you design. The following information should be included in your presentation file (PowerPoint file) and your infographic poster: (Infographic poster should be on one page but the PowerPoint file could be in 5-10 pages):<\/div>\n<div>1) IUPAC name and other common or trade names of the molecule<\/div>\n<div>2) Identify all of the organic functional groups in the structure<\/div>\n<div>3) Important or unique physical properties of the molecule including appearance, smell, etc.<\/div>\n<div>4) Use computational software (e.g. Chem-Draw) to calculate the molecular formula, molecular weight, and present compositions of the molecule, and include any stereochemistry assignment<\/div>\n<div>5) Important details related to the synthesis, or natural sources of the compound<\/div>\n<div>6) Chemical, biological, and\/or medicinal applications of the compound including beneficial and\/or adverse effects and\/or toxicity<\/div>\n<div>7) Other interesting stuff about the molecule<\/div>\n<div>8) ReferencesCapstone Project Hi everyone,   Here is some information about your Capstone project. Each student will present her\/his molecule presentation through 10-minute presentation in class, and the presentation should include information related to the structure and any other interesting things (synthesis, chemical reactivity, biological activity, &#8230;.) about the molecule. Each student will choose a unique molecule to draw its structure (e.g. using Chem-Draw) and research. The compounds should have some level of biological activity, medicinal or industrial use, or other significance. You will research your molecule to find out its chemical structure and then reproduce (please do not copy\/paste) that structure using computational software (e.g. Chem-Draw). The computationally drawn structure will be used in the infographic you design. The following information should be included in your presentation file (PowerPoint file) and your infographic poster: (Infographic poster should be on one page but the PowerPoint file could be in 5-10 pages):<\/div>\n<div>1) IUPAC name and other common or trade names of the molecule<\/div>\n<div>2) Identify all of the organic functional groups in the structure<\/div>\n<div>3) Important or unique physical properties of the molecule including appearance, smell, etc.<\/div>\n<div>4) Use computational software (e.g. Chem-Draw) to calculate the molecular formula, molecular weight, and present compositions of the molecule, and include any stereochemistry assignment<\/div>\n<div>5) Important details related to the synthesis, or natural sources of the compound<\/div>\n<div>6) Chemical, biological, and\/or medicinal applications of the compound including beneficial and\/or adverse effects and\/or toxicity<\/div>\n<div>7) Other interesting stuff about the molecule<\/div>\n<div>8) ReferencesCapstone Project Hi everyone,   Here is some information about your Capstone project. Each student will present her\/his molecule presentation through 10-minute presentation in class, and the presentation should include information related to the structure and any other interesting things (synthesis, chemical reactivity, biological activity, &#8230;.) about the molecule. Each student will choose a unique molecule to draw its structure (e.g. using Chem-Draw) and research. The compounds should have some level of biological activity, medicinal or industrial use, or other significance. You will research your molecule to find out its chemical structure and then reproduce (please do not copy\/paste) that structure using computational software (e.g. Chem-Draw). The computationally drawn structure will be used in the infographic you design. The following information should be included in your presentation file (PowerPoint file) and your infographic poster: (Infographic poster should be on one page but the PowerPoint file could be in 5-10 pages):<\/div>\n<div>1) IUPAC name and other common or trade names of the molecule<\/div>\n<div>2) Identify all of the organic functional groups in the structure<\/div>\n<div>3) Important or unique physical properties of the molecule including appearance, smell, etc.<\/div>\n<div>4) Use computational software (e.g. Chem-Draw) to calculate the molecular formula, molecular weight, and present compositions of the molecule, and include any stereochemistry assignment<\/div>\n<div>5) Important details related to the synthesis, or natural sources of the compound<\/div>\n<div>6) Chemical, biological, and\/or medicinal applications of the compound including beneficial and\/or adverse effects and\/or toxicity<\/div>\n<div>7) Other interesting stuff about the molecule<\/div>\n<div>8) ReferencesCapstone Project Hi everyone,   Here is some information about your Capstone project. Each student will present her\/his molecule presentation through 10-minute presentation in class, and the presentation should include information related to the structure and any other interesting things (synthesis, chemical reactivity, biological activity, &#8230;.) about the molecule. Each student will choose a unique molecule to draw its structure (e.g. using Chem-Draw) and research. The compounds should have some level of biological activity, medicinal or industrial use, or other significance. You will research your molecule to find out its chemical structure and then reproduce (please do not copy\/paste) that structure using computational software (e.g. Chem-Draw). The computationally drawn structure will be used in the infographic you design. The following information should be included in your presentation file (PowerPoint file) and your infographic poster: (Infographic poster should be on one page but the PowerPoint file could be in 5-10 pages):<\/div>\n<div>1) IUPAC name and other common or trade names of the molecule<\/div>\n<div>2) Identify all of the organic functional groups in the structure<\/div>\n<div>3) Important or unique physical properties of the molecule including appearance, smell, etc.<\/div>\n<div>4) Use computational software (e.g. Chem-Draw) to calculate the molecular formula, molecular weight, and present compositions of the molecule, and include any stereochemistry assignment<\/div>\n<div>5) Important details related to the synthesis, or natural sources of the compound<\/div>\n<div>6) Chemical, biological, and\/or medicinal applications of the compound including beneficial and\/or adverse effects and\/or toxicity<\/div>\n<div>7) Other interesting stuff about the molecule<\/div>\n<div>8) ReferencesCapstone Project Hi everyone,   Here is some information about your Capstone project. Each student will present her\/his molecule presentation through 10-minute presentation in class, and the presentation should include information related to the structure and any other interesting things (synthesis, chemical reactivity, biological activity, &#8230;.) about the molecule. Each student will choose a unique molecule to draw its structure (e.g. using Chem-Draw) and research. The compounds should have some level of biological activity, medicinal or industrial use, or other significance. You will research your molecule to find out its chemical structure and then reproduce (please do not copy\/paste) that structure using computational software (e.g. Chem-Draw). The computationally drawn structure will be used in the infographic you design. The following information should be included in your presentation file (PowerPoint file) and your infographic poster: (Infographic poster should be on one page but the PowerPoint file could be in 5-10 pages):<\/div>\n<div>1) IUPAC name and other common or trade names of the molecule<\/div>\n<div>2) Identify all of the organic functional groups in the structure<\/div>\n<div>3) Important or unique physical properties of the molecule including appearance, smell, etc.<\/div>\n<div>4) Use computational software (e.g. Chem-Draw) to calculate the molecular formula, molecular weight, and present compositions of the molecule, and include any stereochemistry assignment<\/div>\n<div>5) Important details related to the synthesis, or natural sources of the compound<\/div>\n<div>6) Chemical, biological, and\/or medicinal applications of the compound including beneficial and\/or adverse effects and\/or toxicity<\/div>\n<div>7) Other interesting stuff about the molecule<\/div>\n<div>8) ReferencesCapstone Project Hi everyone,   Here is some information about your Capstone project. Each student will present her\/his molecule presentation through 10-minute presentation in class, and the presentation should include information related to the structure and any other interesting things (synthesis, chemical reactivity, biological activity, &#8230;.) about the molecule. Each student will choose a unique molecule to draw its structure (e.g. using Chem-Draw) and research. The compounds should have some level of biological activity, medicinal or industrial use, or other significance. You will research your molecule to find out its chemical structure and then reproduce (please do not copy\/paste) that structure using computational software (e.g. Chem-Draw). The computationally drawn structure will be used in the infographic you design. The following information should be included in your presentation file (PowerPoint file) and your infographic poster: (Infographic poster should be on one page but the PowerPoint file could be in 5-10 pages):<\/div>\n<div>1) IUPAC name and other common or trade names of the molecule<\/div>\n<div>2) Identify all of the organic functional groups in the structure<\/div>\n<div>3) Important or unique physical properties of the molecule including appearance, smell, etc.<\/div>\n<div>4) Use computational software (e.g. Chem-Draw) to calculate the molecular formula, molecular weight, and present compositions of the molecule, and include any stereochemistry assignment<\/div>\n<div>5) Important details related to the synthesis, or natural sources of the compound<\/div>\n<div>6) Chemical, biological, and\/or medicinal applications of the compound including beneficial and\/or adverse effects and\/or toxicity<\/div>\n<div>7) Other interesting stuff about the molecule<\/div>\n<div>8) ReferencesCapstone Project Hi everyone,   Here is some information about your Capstone project. Each student will present her\/his molecule presentation through 10-minute presentation in class, and the presentation should include information related to the structure and any other interesting things (synthesis, chemical reactivity, biological activity, &#8230;.) about the molecule. Each student will choose a unique molecule to draw its structure (e.g. using Chem-Draw) and research. The compounds should have some level of biological activity, medicinal or industrial use, or other significance. You will research your molecule to find out its chemical structure and then reproduce (please do not copy\/paste) that structure using computational software (e.g. Chem-Draw). The computationally drawn structure will be used in the infographic you design. The following information should be included in your presentation file (PowerPoint file) and your infographic poster: (Infographic poster should be on one page but the PowerPoint file could be in 5-10 pages):<\/div>\n<div>1) IUPAC name and other common or trade names of the molecule<\/div>\n<div>2) Identify all of the organic functional groups in the structure<\/div>\n<div>3) Important or unique physical properties of the molecule including appearance, smell, etc.<\/div>\n<div>4) Use computational software (e.g. Chem-Draw) to calculate the molecular formula, molecular weight, and present compositions of the molecule, and include any stereochemistry assignment<\/div>\n<div>5) Important details related to the synthesis, or natural sources of the compound<\/div>\n<div>6) Chemical, biological, and\/or medicinal applications of the compound including beneficial and\/or adverse effects and\/or toxicity<\/div>\n<div>7) Other interesting stuff about the molecule<\/div>\n<div>8) ReferencesCapstone Project Hi everyone,   Here is some information about your Capstone project. Each student will present her\/his molecule presentation through 10-minute presentation in class, and the presentation should include information related to the structure and any other interesting things (synthesis, chemical reactivity, biological activity, &#8230;.) about the molecule. Each student will choose a unique molecule to draw its structure (e.g. using Chem-Draw) and research. The compounds should have some level of biological activity, medicinal or industrial use, or other significance. You will research your molecule to find out its chemical structure and then reproduce (please do not copy\/paste) that structure using computational software (e.g. Chem-Draw). The computationally drawn structure will be used in the infographic you design. The following information should be included in your presentation file (PowerPoint file) and your infographic poster: (Infographic poster should be on one page but the PowerPoint file could be in 5-10 pages):<\/div>\n<div>1) IUPAC name and other common or trade names of the molecule<\/div>\n<div>2) Identify all of the organic functional groups in the structure<\/div>\n<div>3) Important or unique physical properties of the molecule including appearance, smell, etc.<\/div>\n<div>4) Use computational software (e.g. Chem-Draw) to calculate the molecular formula, molecular weight, and present compositions of the molecule, and include any stereochemistry assignment<\/div>\n<div>5) Important details related to the synthesis, or natural sources of the compound<\/div>\n<div>6) Chemical, biological, and\/or medicinal applications of the compound including beneficial and\/or adverse effects and\/or toxicity<\/div>\n<div>7) Other interesting stuff about the molecule<\/div>\n<div>8) ReferencesCapstone Project Hi everyone,   Here is some information about your Capstone project. Each student will present her\/his molecule presentation through 10-minute presentation in class, and the presentation should include information related to the structure and any other interesting things (synthesis, chemical reactivity, biological activity, &#8230;.) about the molecule. Each student will choose a unique molecule to draw its structure (e.g. using Chem-Draw) and research. The compounds should have some level of biological activity, medicinal or industrial use, or other significance. You will research your molecule to find out its chemical structure and then reproduce (please do not copy\/paste) that structure using computational software (e.g. Chem-Draw). The computationally drawn structure will be used in the infographic you design. The following information should be included in your presentation file (PowerPoint file) and your infographic poster: (Infographic poster should be on one page but the PowerPoint file could be in 5-10 pages):<\/div>\n<div>1) IUPAC name and other common or trade names of the molecule<\/div>\n<div>2) Identify all of the organic functional groups in the structure<\/div>\n<div>3) Important or unique physical properties of the molecule including appearance, smell, etc.<\/div>\n<div>4) Use computational software (e.g. Chem-Draw) to calculate the molecular formula, molecular weight, and present compositions of the molecule, and include any stereochemistry assignment<\/div>\n<div>5) Important details related to the synthesis, or natural sources of the compound<\/div>\n<div>6) Chemical, biological, and\/or medicinal applications of the compound including beneficial and\/or adverse effects and\/or toxicity<\/div>\n<div>7) Other interesting stuff about the molecule<\/div>\n<div>8) ReferencesCapstone Project Hi everyone,   Here is some information about your Capstone project. Each student will present her\/his molecule presentation through 10-minute presentation in class, and the presentation should include information related to the structure and any other interesting things (synthesis, chemical reactivity, biological activity, &#8230;.) about the molecule. Each student will choose a unique molecule to draw its structure (e.g. using Chem-Draw) and research. The compounds should have some level of biological activity, medicinal or industrial use, or other significance. You will research your molecule to find out its chemical structure and then reproduce (please do not copy\/paste) that structure using computational software (e.g. Chem-Draw). The computationally drawn structure will be used in the infographic you design. The following information should be included in your presentation file (PowerPoint file) and your infographic poster: (Infographic poster should be on one page but the PowerPoint file could be in 5-10 pages):<\/div>\n<div>1) IUPAC name and other common or trade names of the molecule<\/div>\n<div>2) Identify all of the organic functional groups in the structure<\/div>\n<div>3) Important or unique physical properties of the molecule including appearance, smell, etc.<\/div>\n<div>4) Use computational software (e.g. Chem-Draw) to calculate the molecular formula, molecular weight, and present compositions of the molecule, and include any stereochemistry assignment<\/div>\n<div>5) Important details related to the synthesis, or natural sources of the compound<\/div>\n<div>6) Chemical, biological, and\/or medicinal applications of the compound including beneficial and\/or adverse effects and\/or toxicity<\/div>\n<div>7) Other interesting stuff about the molecule<\/div>\n<div>8) ReferencesCapstone Project Hi everyone,   Here is some information about your Capstone project. Each student will present her\/his molecule presentation through 10-minute presentation in class, and the presentation should include information related to the structure and any other interesting things (synthesis, chemical reactivity, biological activity, &#8230;.) about the molecule. Each student will choose a unique molecule to draw its structure (e.g. using Chem-Draw) and research. The compounds should have some level of biological activity, medicinal or industrial use, or other significance. You will research your molecule to find out its chemical structure and then reproduce (please do not copy\/paste) that structure using computational software (e.g. Chem-Draw). The computationally drawn structure will be used in the infographic you design. The following information should be included in your presentation file (PowerPoint file) and your infographic poster: (Infographic poster should be on one page but the PowerPoint file could be in 5-10 pages):<\/div>\n<div>1) IUPAC name and other common or trade names of the molecule<\/div>\n<div>2) Identify all of the organic functional groups in the structure<\/div>\n<div>3) Important or unique physical properties of the molecule including appearance, smell, etc.<\/div>\n<div>4) Use computational software (e.g. Chem-Draw) to calculate the molecular formula, molecular weight, and present compositions of the molecule, and include any stereochemistry assignment<\/div>\n<div>5) Important details related to the synthesis, or natural sources of the compound<\/div>\n<div>6) Chemical, biological, and\/or medicinal applications of the compound including beneficial and\/or adverse effects and\/or toxicity<\/div>\n<div>7) Other interesting stuff about the molecule<\/div>\n<div>8) ReferencesCapstone Project Hi everyone,   Here is some information about your Capstone project. Each student will present her\/his molecule presentation through 10-minute presentation in class, and the presentation should include information related to the structure and any other interesting things (synthesis, chemical reactivity, biological activity, &#8230;.) about the molecule. Each student will choose a unique molecule to draw its structure (e.g. using Chem-Draw) and research. The compounds should have some level of biological activity, medicinal or industrial use, or other significance. You will research your molecule to find out its chemical structure and then reproduce (please do not copy\/paste) that structure using computational software (e.g. Chem-Draw). The computationally drawn structure will be used in the infographic you design. The following information should be included in your presentation file (PowerPoint file) and your infographic poster: (Infographic poster should be on one page but the PowerPoint file could be in 5-10 pages):<\/div>\n<div>1) IUPAC name and other common or trade names of the molecule<\/div>\n<div>2) Identify all of the organic functional groups in the structure<\/div>\n<div>3) Important or unique physical properties of the molecule including appearance, smell, etc.<\/div>\n<div>4) Use computational software (e.g. Chem-Draw) to calculate the molecular formula, molecular weight, and present compositions of the molecule, and include any stereochemistry assignment<\/div>\n<div>5) Important details related to the synthesis, or natural sources of the compound<\/div>\n<div>6) Chemical, biological, and\/or medicinal applications of the compound including beneficial and\/or adverse effects and\/or toxicity<\/div>\n<div>7) Other interesting stuff about the molecule<\/div>\n<div>8) ReferencesCapstone Project Hi everyone,   Here is some information about your Capstone project. Each student will present her\/his molecule presentation through 10-minute presentation in class, and the presentation should include information related to the structure and any other interesting things (synthesis, chemical reactivity, biological activity, &#8230;.) about the molecule. Each student will choose a unique molecule to draw its structure (e.g. using Chem-Draw) and research. The compounds should have some level of biological activity, medicinal or industrial use, or other significance. You will research your molecule to find out its chemical structure and then reproduce (please do not copy\/paste) that structure using computational software (e.g. Chem-Draw). The computationally drawn structure will be used in the infographic you design. The following information should be included in your presentation file (PowerPoint file) and your infographic poster: (Infographic poster should be on one page but the PowerPoint file could be in 5-10 pages):<\/div>\n<div>1) IUPAC name and other common or trade names of the molecule<\/div>\n<div>2) Identify all of the organic functional groups in the structure<\/div>\n<div>3) Important or unique physical properties of the molecule including appearance, smell, etc.<\/div>\n<div>4) Use computational software (e.g. Chem-Draw) to calculate the molecular formula, molecular weight, and present compositions of the molecule, and include any stereochemistry assignment<\/div>\n<div>5) Important details related to the synthesis, or natural sources of the compound<\/div>\n<div>6) Chemical, biological, and\/or medicinal applications of the compound including beneficial and\/or adverse effects and\/or toxicity<\/div>\n<div>7) Other interesting stuff about the molecule<\/div>\n<div>8) ReferencesCapstone Project Hi everyone,   Here is some information about your Capstone project. Each student will present her\/his molecule presentation through 10-minute presentation in class, and the presentation should include information related to the structure and any other interesting things (synthesis, chemical reactivity, biological activity, &#8230;.) about the molecule. Each student will choose a unique molecule to draw its structure (e.g. using Chem-Draw) and research. The compounds should have some level of biological activity, medicinal or industrial use, or other significance. You will research your molecule to find out its chemical structure and then reproduce (please do not copy\/paste) that structure using computational software (e.g. Chem-Draw). The computationally drawn structure will be used in the infographic you design. The following information should be included in your presentation file (PowerPoint file) and your infographic poster: (Infographic poster should be on one page but the PowerPoint file could be in 5-10 pages):<\/div>\n<div>1) IUPAC name and other common or trade names of the molecule<\/div>\n<div>2) Identify all of the organic functional groups in the structure<\/div>\n<div>3) Important or unique physical properties of the molecule including appearance, smell, etc.<\/div>\n<div>4) Use computational software (e.g. Chem-Draw) to calculate the molecular formula, molecular weight, and present compositions of the molecule, and include any stereochemistry assignment<\/div>\n<div>5) Important details related to the synthesis, or natural sources of the compound<\/div>\n<div>6) Chemical, biological, and\/or medicinal applications of the compound including beneficial and\/or adverse effects and\/or toxicity<\/div>\n<div>7) Other interesting stuff about the molecule<\/div>\n<div>8) ReferencesCapstone Project Hi everyone,   Here is some information about your Capstone project. Each student will present her\/his molecule presentation through 10-minute presentation in class, and the presentation should include information related to the structure and any other interesting things (synthesis, chemical reactivity, biological activity, &#8230;.) about the molecule. Each student will choose a unique molecule to draw its structure (e.g. using Chem-Draw) and research. The compounds should have some level of biological activity, medicinal or industrial use, or other significance. You will research your molecule to find out its chemical structure and then reproduce (please do not copy\/paste) that structure using computational software (e.g. Chem-Draw). The computationally drawn structure will be used in the infographic you design. The following information should be included in your presentation file (PowerPoint file) and your infographic poster: (Infographic poster should be on one page but the PowerPoint file could be in 5-10 pages):<\/div>\n<div>1) IUPAC name and other common or trade names of the molecule<\/div>\n<div>2) Identify all of the organic functional groups in the structure<\/div>\n<div>3) Important or unique physical properties of the molecule including appearance, smell, etc.<\/div>\n<div>4) Use computational software (e.g. Chem-Draw) to calculate the molecular formula, molecular weight, and present compositions of the molecule, and include any stereochemistry assignment<\/div>\n<div>5) Important details related to the synthesis, or natural sources of the compound<\/div>\n<div>6) Chemical, biological, and\/or medicinal applications of the compound including beneficial and\/or adverse effects and\/or toxicity<\/div>\n<div>7) Other interesting stuff about the molecule<\/div>\n<div>8) ReferencesCapstone Project Hi everyone,   Here is some information about your Capstone project. Each student will present her\/his molecule presentation through 10-minute presentation in class, and the presentation should include information related to the structure and any other interesting things (synthesis, chemical reactivity, biological activity, &#8230;.) about the molecule. Each student will choose a unique molecule to draw its structure (e.g. using Chem-Draw) and research. The compounds should have some level of biological activity, medicinal or industrial use, or other significance. You will research your molecule to find out its chemical structure and then reproduce (please do not copy\/paste) that structure using computational software (e.g. Chem-Draw). The computationally drawn structure will be used in the infographic you design. The following information should be included in your presentation file (PowerPoint file) and your infographic poster: (Infographic poster should be on one page but the PowerPoint file could be in 5-10 pages):<\/div>\n<div>1) IUPAC name and other common or trade names of the molecule<\/div>\n<div>2) Identify all of the organic functional groups in the structure<\/div>\n<div>3) Important or unique physical properties of the molecule including appearance, smell, etc.<\/div>\n<div>4) Use computational software (e.g. Chem-Draw) to calculate the molecular formula, molecular weight, and present compositions of the molecule, and include any stereochemistry assignment<\/div>\n<div>5) Important details related to the synthesis, or natural sources of the compound<\/div>\n<div>6) Chemical, biological, and\/or medicinal applications of the compound including beneficial and\/or adverse effects and\/or toxicity<\/div>\n<div>7) Other interesting stuff about the molecule<\/div>\n<div>8) ReferencesCapstone Project Hi everyone,   Here is some information about your Capstone project. Each student will present her\/his molecule presentation through 10-minute presentation in class, and the presentation should include information related to the structure and any other interesting things (synthesis, chemical reactivity, biological activity, &#8230;.) about the molecule. Each student will choose a unique molecule to draw its structure (e.g. using Chem-Draw) and research. The compounds should have some level of biological activity, medicinal or industrial use, or other significance. You will research your molecule to find out its chemical structure and then reproduce (please do not copy\/paste) that structure using computational software (e.g. Chem-Draw). The computationally drawn structure will be used in the infographic you design. The following information should be included in your presentation file (PowerPoint file) and your infographic poster: (Infographic poster should be on one page but the PowerPoint file could be in 5-10 pages):<\/div>\n<div>1) IUPAC name and other common or trade names of the molecule<\/div>\n<div>2) Identify all of the organic functional groups in the structure<\/div>\n<div>3) Important or unique physical properties of the molecule including appearance, smell, etc.<\/div>\n<div>4) Use computational software (e.g. Chem-Draw) to calculate the molecular formula, molecular weight, and present compositions of the molecule, and include any stereochemistry assignment<\/div>\n<div>5) Important details related to the synthesis, or natural sources of the compound<\/div>\n<div>6) Chemical, biological, and\/or medicinal applications of the compound including beneficial and\/or adverse effects and\/or toxicity<\/div>\n<div>7) Other interesting stuff about the molecule<\/div>\n<div>8) ReferencesCapstone Project Hi everyone,   Here is some information about your Capstone project. Each student will present her\/his molecule presentation through 10-minute presentation in class, and the presentation should include information related to the structure and any other interesting things (synthesis, chemical reactivity, biological activity, &#8230;.) about the molecule. Each student will choose a unique molecule to draw its structure (e.g. using Chem-Draw) and research. The compounds should have some level of biological activity, medicinal or industrial use, or other significance. You will research your molecule to find out its chemical structure and then reproduce (please do not copy\/paste) that structure using computational software (e.g. Chem-Draw). The computationally drawn structure will be used in the infographic you design. The following information should be included in your presentation file (PowerPoint file) and your infographic poster: (Infographic poster should be on one page but the PowerPoint file could be in 5-10 pages):<\/div>\n<div>1) IUPAC name and other common or trade names of the molecule<\/div>\n<div>2) Identify all of the organic functional groups in the structure<\/div>\n<div>3) Important or unique physical properties of the molecule including appearance, smell, etc.<\/div>\n<div>4) Use computational software (e.g. Chem-Draw) to calculate the molecular formula, molecular weight, and present compositions of the molecule, and include any stereochemistry assignment<\/div>\n<div>5) Important details related to the synthesis, or natural sources of the compound<\/div>\n<div>6) Chemical, biological, and\/or medicinal applications of the compound including beneficial and\/or adverse effects and\/or toxicity<\/div>\n<div>7) Other interesting stuff about the molecule<\/div>\n<div>8) ReferencesCapstone Project Hi everyone,   Here is some information about your Capstone project. Each student will present her\/his molecule presentation through 10-minute presentation in class, and the presentation should include information related to the structure and any other interesting things (synthesis, chemical reactivity, biological activity, &#8230;.) about the molecule. Each student will choose a unique molecule to draw its structure (e.g. using Chem-Draw) and research. The compounds should have some level of biological activity, medicinal or industrial use, or other significance. You will research your molecule to find out its chemical structure and then reproduce (please do not copy\/paste) that structure using computational software (e.g. Chem-Draw). The computationally drawn structure will be used in the infographic you design. The following information should be included in your presentation file (PowerPoint file) and your infographic poster: (Infographic poster should be on one page but the PowerPoint file could be in 5-10 pages):<\/div>\n<div>1) IUPAC name and other common or trade names of the molecule<\/div>\n<div>2) Identify all of the organic functional groups in the structure<\/div>\n<div>3) Important or unique physical properties of the molecule including appearance, smell, etc.<\/div>\n<div>4) Use computational software (e.g. Chem-Draw) to calculate the molecular formula, molecular weight, and present compositions of the molecule, and include any stereochemistry assignment<\/div>\n<div>5) Important details related to the synthesis, or natural sources of the compound<\/div>\n<div>6) Chemical, biological, and\/or medicinal applications of the compound including beneficial and\/or adverse effects and\/or toxicity<\/div>\n<div>7) Other interesting stuff about the molecule<\/div>\n<div>8) ReferencesCapstone Project Hi everyone,   Here is some information about your Capstone project. Each student will present her\/his molecule presentation through 10-minute presentation in class, and the presentation should include information related to the structure and any other interesting things (synthesis, chemical reactivity, biological activity, &#8230;.) about the molecule. Each student will choose a unique molecule to draw its structure (e.g. using Chem-Draw) and research. The compounds should have some level of biological activity, medicinal or industrial use, or other significance. You will research your molecule to find out its chemical structure and then reproduce (please do not copy\/paste) that structure using computational software (e.g. Chem-Draw). The computationally drawn structure will be used in the infographic you design. The following information should be included in your presentation file (PowerPoint file) and your infographic poster: (Infographic poster should be on one page but the PowerPoint file could be in 5-10 pages):<\/div>\n<div>1) IUPAC name and other common or trade names of the molecule<\/div>\n<div>2) Identify all of the organic functional groups in the structure<\/div>\n<div>3) Important or unique physical properties of the molecule including appearance, smell, etc.<\/div>\n<div>4) Use computational software (e.g. Chem-Draw) to calculate the molecular formula, molecular weight, and present compositions of the molecule, and include any stereochemistry assignment<\/div>\n<div>5) Important details related to the synthesis, or natural sources of the compound<\/div>\n<div>6) Chemical, biological, and\/or medicinal applications of the compound including beneficial and\/or adverse effects and\/or toxicity<\/div>\n<div>7) Other interesting stuff about the molecule<\/div>\n<div>8) ReferencesCapstone Project Hi everyone,   Here is some information about your Capstone project. Each student will present her\/his molecule presentation through 10-minute presentation in class, and the presentation should include information related to the structure and any other interesting things (synthesis, chemical reactivity, biological activity, &#8230;.) about the molecule. Each student will choose a unique molecule to draw its structure (e.g. using Chem-Draw) and research. The compounds should have some level of biological activity, medicinal or industrial use, or other significance. You will research your molecule to find out its chemical structure and then reproduce (please do not copy\/paste) that structure using computational software (e.g. Chem-Draw). The computationally drawn structure will be used in the infographic you design. The following information should be included in your presentation file (PowerPoint file) and your infographic poster: (Infographic poster should be on one page but the PowerPoint file could be in 5-10 pages):<\/div>\n<div>1) IUPAC name and other common or trade names of the molecule<\/div>\n<div>2) Identify all of the organic functional groups in the structure<\/div>\n<div>3) Important or unique physical properties of the molecule including appearance, smell, etc.<\/div>\n<div>4) Use computational software (e.g. Chem-Draw) to calculate the molecular formula, molecular weight, and present compositions of the molecule, and include any stereochemistry assignment<\/div>\n<div>5) Important details related to the synthesis, or natural sources of the compound<\/div>\n<div>6) Chemical, biological, and\/or medicinal applications of the compound including beneficial and\/or adverse effects and\/or toxicity<\/div>\n<div>7) Other interesting stuff about the molecule<\/div>\n<div>8) ReferencesCapstone Project Hi everyone,   Here is some information about your Capstone project. Each student will present her\/his molecule presentation through 10-minute presentation in class, and the presentation should include information related to the structure and any other interesting things (synthesis, chemical reactivity, biological activity, &#8230;.) about the molecule. Each student will choose a unique molecule to draw its structure (e.g. using Chem-Draw) and research. The compounds should have some level of biological activity, medicinal or industrial use, or other significance. You will research your molecule to find out its chemical structure and then reproduce (please do not copy\/paste) that structure using computational software (e.g. Chem-Draw). The computationally drawn structure will be used in the infographic you design. The following information should be included in your presentation file (PowerPoint file) and your infographic poster: (Infographic poster should be on one page but the PowerPoint file could be in 5-10 pages):<\/div>\n<div>1) IUPAC name and other common or trade names of the molecule<\/div>\n<div>2) Identify all of the organic functional groups in the structure<\/div>\n<div>3) Important or unique physical properties of the molecule including appearance, smell, etc.<\/div>\n<div>4) Use computational software (e.g. Chem-Draw) to calculate the molecular formula, molecular weight, and present compositions of the molecule, and include any stereochemistry assignment<\/div>\n<div>5) Important details related to the synthesis, or natural sources of the compound<\/div>\n<div>6) Chemical, biological, and\/or medicinal applications of the compound including beneficial and\/or adverse effects and\/or toxicity<\/div>\n<div>7) Other interesting stuff about the molecule<\/div>\n<div>8) ReferencesCapstone Project Hi everyone,   Here is some information about your Capstone project. Each student will present her\/his molecule presentation through 10-minute presentation in class, and the presentation should include information related to the structure and any other interesting things (synthesis, chemical reactivity, biological activity, &#8230;.) about the molecule. Each student will choose a unique molecule to draw its structure (e.g. using Chem-Draw) and research. The compounds should have some level of biological activity, medicinal or industrial use, or other significance. You will research your molecule to find out its chemical structure and then reproduce (please do not copy\/paste) that structure using computational software (e.g. Chem-Draw). The computationally drawn structure will be used in the infographic you design. The following information should be included in your presentation file (PowerPoint file) and your infographic poster: (Infographic poster should be on one page but the PowerPoint file could be in 5-10 pages):<\/div>\n<div>1) IUPAC name and other common or trade names of the molecule<\/div>\n<div>2) Identify all of the organic functional groups in the structure<\/div>\n<div>3) Important or unique physical properties of the molecule including appearance, smell, etc.<\/div>\n<div>4) Use computational software (e.g. Chem-Draw) to calculate the molecular formula, molecular weight, and present compositions of the molecule, and include any stereochemistry assignment<\/div>\n<div>5) Important details related to the synthesis, or natural sources of the compound<\/div>\n<div>6) Chemical, biological, and\/or medicinal applications of the compound including beneficial and\/or adverse effects and\/or toxicity<\/div>\n<div>7) Other interesting stuff about the molecule<\/div>\n<div>8) ReferencesCapstone Project Hi everyone,   Here is some information about your Capstone project. Each student will present her\/his molecule presentation through 10-minute presentation in class, and the presentation should include information related to the structure and any other interesting things (synthesis, chemical reactivity, biological activity, &#8230;.) about the molecule. Each student will choose a unique molecule to draw its structure (e.g. using Chem-Draw) and research. The compounds should have some level of biological activity, medicinal or industrial use, or other significance. You will research your molecule to find out its chemical structure and then reproduce (please do not copy\/paste) that structure using computational software (e.g. Chem-Draw). The computationally drawn structure will be used in the infographic you design. The following information should be included in your presentation file (PowerPoint file) and your infographic poster: (Infographic poster should be on one page but the PowerPoint file could be in 5-10 pages):<\/div>\n<div>1) IUPAC name and other common or trade names of the molecule<\/div>\n<div>2) Identify all of the organic functional groups in the structure<\/div>\n<div>3) Important or unique physical properties of the molecule including appearance, smell, etc.<\/div>\n<div>4) Use computational software (e.g. Chem-Draw) to calculate the molecular formula, molecular weight, and present compositions of the molecule, and include any stereochemistry assignment<\/div>\n<div>5) Important details related to the synthesis, or natural sources of the compound<\/div>\n<div>6) Chemical, biological, and\/or medicinal applications of the compound including beneficial and\/or adverse effects and\/or toxicity<\/div>\n<div>7) Other interesting stuff about the molecule<\/div>\n<div>8) ReferencesCapstone Project Hi everyone,   Here is some information about your Capstone project. Each student will present her\/his molecule presentation through 10-minute presentation in class, and the presentation should include information related to the structure and any other interesting things (synthesis, chemical reactivity, biological activity, &#8230;.) about the molecule. Each student will choose a unique molecule to draw its structure (e.g. using Chem-Draw) and research. The compounds should have some level of biological activity, medicinal or industrial use, or other significance. You will research your molecule to find out its chemical structure and then reproduce (please do not copy\/paste) that structure using computational software (e.g. Chem-Draw). The computationally drawn structure will be used in the infographic you design. The following information should be included in your presentation file (PowerPoint file) and your infographic poster: (Infographic poster should be on one page but the PowerPoint file could be in 5-10 pages):<\/div>\n<div>1) IUPAC name and other common or trade names of the molecule<\/div>\n<div>2) Identify all of the organic functional groups in the structure<\/div>\n<div>3) Important or unique physical properties of the molecule including appearance, smell, etc.<\/div>\n<div>4) Use computational software (e.g. Chem-Draw) to calculate the molecular formula, molecular weight, and present compositions of the molecule, and include any stereochemistry assignment<\/div>\n<div>5) Important details related to the synthesis, or natural sources of the compound<\/div>\n<div>6) Chemical, biological, and\/or medicinal applications of the compound including beneficial and\/or adverse effects and\/or toxicity<\/div>\n<div>7) Other interesting stuff about the molecule<\/div>\n<div>8) ReferencesCapstone Project Hi everyone,   Here is some information about your Capstone project. Each student will present her\/his molecule presentation through 10-minute presentation in class, and the presentation should include information related to the structure and any other interesting things (synthesis, chemical reactivity, biological activity, &#8230;.) about the molecule. Each student will choose a unique molecule to draw its structure (e.g. using Chem-Draw) and research. The compounds should have some level of biological activity, medicinal or industrial use, or other significance. You will research your molecule to find out its chemical structure and then reproduce (please do not copy\/paste) that structure using computational software (e.g. Chem-Draw). The computationally drawn structure will be used in the infographic you design. The following information should be included in your presentation file (PowerPoint file) and your infographic poster: (Infographic poster should be on one page but the PowerPoint file could be in 5-10 pages):<\/div>\n<div>1) IUPAC name and other common or trade names of the molecule<\/div>\n<div>2) Identify all of the organic functional groups in the structure<\/div>\n<div>3) Important or unique physical properties of the molecule including appearance, smell, etc.<\/div>\n<div>4) Use computational software (e.g. Chem-Draw) to calculate the molecular formula, molecular weight, and present compositions of the molecule, and include any stereochemistry assignment<\/div>\n<div>5) Important details related to the synthesis, or natural sources of the compound<\/div>\n<div>6) Chemical, biological, and\/or medicinal applications of the compound including beneficial and\/or adverse effects and\/or toxicity<\/div>\n<div>7) Other interesting stuff about the molecule<\/div>\n<div>8) ReferencesCapstone Project Hi everyone,   Here is some information about your Capstone project. Each student will present her\/his molecule presentation through 10-minute presentation in class, and the presentation should include information related to the structure and any other interesting things (synthesis, chemical reactivity, biological activity, &#8230;.) about the molecule. Each student will choose a unique molecule to draw its structure (e.g. using Chem-Draw) and research. The compounds should have some level of biological activity, medicinal or industrial use, or other significance. You will research your molecule to find out its chemical structure and then reproduce (please do not copy\/paste) that structure using computational software (e.g. Chem-Draw). The computationally drawn structure will be used in the infographic you design. The following information should be included in your presentation file (PowerPoint file) and your infographic poster: (Infographic poster should be on one page but the PowerPoint file could be in 5-10 pages):<\/div>\n<div>1) IUPAC name and other common or trade names of the molecule<\/div>\n<div>2) Identify all of the organic functional groups in the structure<\/div>\n<div>3) Important or unique physical properties of the molecule including appearance, smell, etc.<\/div>\n<div>4) Use computational software (e.g. Chem-Draw) to calculate the molecular formula, molecular weight, and present compositions of the molecule, and include any stereochemistry assignment<\/div>\n<div>5) Important details related to the synthesis, or natural sources of the compound<\/div>\n<div>6) Chemical, biological, and\/or medicinal applications of the compound including beneficial and\/or adverse effects and\/or toxicity<\/div>\n<div>7) Other interesting stuff about the molecule<\/div>\n<div>8) ReferencesCapstone Project Hi everyone,   Here is some information about your Capstone project. Each student will present her\/his molecule presentation through 10-minute presentation in class, and the presentation should include information related to the structure and any other interesting things (synthesis, chemical reactivity, biological activity, &#8230;.) about the molecule. Each student will choose a unique molecule to draw its structure (e.g. using Chem-Draw) and research. The compounds should have some level of biological activity, medicinal or industrial use, or other significance. You will research your molecule to find out its chemical structure and then reproduce (please do not copy\/paste) that structure using computational software (e.g. Chem-Draw). The computationally drawn structure will be used in the infographic you design. The following information should be included in your presentation file (PowerPoint file) and your infographic poster: (Infographic poster should be on one page but the PowerPoint file could be in 5-10 pages):<\/div>\n<div>1) IUPAC name and other common or trade names of the molecule<\/div>\n<div>2) Identify all of the organic functional groups in the structure<\/div>\n<div>3) Important or unique physical properties of the molecule including appearance, smell, etc.<\/div>\n<div>4) Use computational software (e.g. Chem-Draw) to calculate the molecular formula, molecular weight, and present compositions of the molecule, and include any stereochemistry assignment<\/div>\n<div>5) Important details related to the synthesis, or natural sources of the compound<\/div>\n<div>6) Chemical, biological, and\/or medicinal applications of the compound including beneficial and\/or adverse effects and\/or toxicity<\/div>\n<div>7) Other interesting stuff about the molecule<\/div>\n<div>8) ReferencesCapstone Project Hi everyone,   Here is some information about your Capstone project. Each student will present her\/his molecule presentation through 10-minute presentation in class, and the presentation should include information related to the structure and any other interesting things (synthesis, chemical reactivity, biological activity, &#8230;.) about the molecule. Each student will choose a unique molecule to draw its structure (e.g. using Chem-Draw) and research. The compounds should have some level of biological activity, medicinal or industrial use, or other significance. You will research your molecule to find out its chemical structure and then reproduce (please do not copy\/paste) that structure using computational software (e.g. Chem-Draw). The computationally drawn structure will be used in the infographic you design. The following information should be included in your presentation file (PowerPoint file) and your infographic poster: (Infographic poster should be on one page but the PowerPoint file could be in 5-10 pages):<\/div>\n<div>1) IUPAC name and other common or trade names of the molecule<\/div>\n<div>2) Identify all of the organic functional groups in the structure<\/div>\n<div>3) Important or unique physical properties of the molecule including appearance, smell, etc.<\/div>\n<div>4) Use computational software (e.g. Chem-Draw) to calculate the molecular formula, molecular weight, and present compositions of the molecule, and include any stereochemistry assignment<\/div>\n<div>5) Important details related to the synthesis, or natural sources of the compound<\/div>\n<div>6) Chemical, biological, and\/or medicinal applications of the compound including beneficial and\/or adverse effects and\/or toxicity<\/div>\n<div>7) Other interesting stuff about the molecule<\/div>\n<div>8) ReferencesCapstone Project Hi everyone,   Here is some information about your Capstone project. Each student will present her\/his molecule presentation through 10-minute presentation in class, and the presentation should include information related to the structure and any other interesting things (synthesis, chemical reactivity, biological activity, &#8230;.) about the molecule. Each student will choose a unique molecule to draw its structure (e.g. using Chem-Draw) and research. The compounds should have some level of biological activity, medicinal or industrial use, or other significance. You will research your molecule to find out its chemical structure and then reproduce (please do not copy\/paste) that structure using computational software (e.g. Chem-Draw). The computationally drawn structure will be used in the infographic you design. The following information should be included in your presentation file (PowerPoint file) and your infographic poster: (Infographic poster should be on one page but the PowerPoint file could be in 5-10 pages):<\/div>\n<div>1) IUPAC name and other common or trade names of the molecule<\/div>\n<div>2) Identify all of the organic functional groups in the structure<\/div>\n<div>3) Important or unique physical properties of the molecule including appearance, smell, etc.<\/div>\n<div>4) Use computational software (e.g. Chem-Draw) to calculate the molecular formula, molecular weight, and present compositions of the molecule, and include any stereochemistry assignment<\/div>\n<div>5) Important details related to the synthesis, or natural sources of the compound<\/div>\n<div>6) Chemical, biological, and\/or medicinal applications of the compound including beneficial and\/or adverse effects and\/or toxicity<\/div>\n<div>7) Other interesting stuff about the molecule<\/div>\n<div>8) ReferencesCapstone Project Hi everyone,   Here is some information about your Capstone project. Each student will present her\/his molecule presentation through 10-minute presentation in class, and the presentation should include information related to the structure and any other interesting things (synthesis, chemical reactivity, biological activity, &#8230;.) about the molecule. Each student will choose a unique molecule to draw its structure (e.g. using Chem-Draw) and research. The compounds should have some level of biological activity, medicinal or industrial use, or other significance. You will research your molecule to find out its chemical structure and then reproduce (please do not copy\/paste) that structure using computational software (e.g. Chem-Draw). The computationally drawn structure will be used in the infographic you design. The following information should be included in your presentation file (PowerPoint file) and your infographic poster: (Infographic poster should be on one page but the PowerPoint file could be in 5-10 pages):<\/div>\n<div>1) IUPAC name and other common or trade names of the molecule<\/div>\n<div>2) Identify all of the organic functional groups in the structure<\/div>\n<div>3) Important or unique physical properties of the molecule including appearance, smell, etc.<\/div>\n<div>4) Use computational software (e.g. Chem-Draw) to calculate the molecular formula, molecular weight, and present compositions of the molecule, and include any stereochemistry assignment<\/div>\n<div>5) Important details related to the synthesis, or natural sources of the compound<\/div>\n<div>6) Chemical, biological, and\/or medicinal applications of the compound including beneficial and\/or adverse effects and\/or toxicity<\/div>\n<div>7) Other interesting stuff about the molecule<\/div>\n<div>8) ReferencesCapstone Project Hi everyone,   Here is some information about your Capstone project. Each student will present her\/his molecule presentation through 10-minute presentation in class, and the presentation should include information related to the structure and any other interesting things (synthesis, chemical reactivity, biological activity, &#8230;.) about the molecule. Each student will choose a unique molecule to draw its structure (e.g. using Chem-Draw) and research. The compounds should have some level of biological activity, medicinal or industrial use, or other significance. You will research your molecule to find out its chemical structure and then reproduce (please do not copy\/paste) that structure using computational software (e.g. Chem-Draw). The computationally drawn structure will be used in the infographic you design. The following information should be included in your presentation file (PowerPoint file) and your infographic poster: (Infographic poster should be on one page but the PowerPoint file could be in 5-10 pages):<\/div>\n<div>1) IUPAC name and other common or trade names of the molecule<\/div>\n<div>2) Identify all of the organic functional groups in the structure<\/div>\n<div>3) Important or unique physical properties of the molecule including appearance, smell, etc.<\/div>\n<div>4) Use computational software (e.g. Chem-Draw) to calculate the molecular formula, molecular weight, and present compositions of the molecule, and include any stereochemistry assignment<\/div>\n<div>5) Important details related to the synthesis, or natural sources of the compound<\/div>\n<div>6) Chemical, biological, and\/or medicinal applications of the compound including beneficial and\/or adverse effects and\/or toxicity<\/div>\n<div>7) Other interesting stuff about the molecule<\/div>\n<div>8) ReferencesCapstone Project Hi everyone,   Here is some information about your Capstone project. Each student will present her\/his molecule presentation through 10-minute presentation in class, and the presentation should include information related to the structure and any other interesting things (synthesis, chemical reactivity, biological activity, &#8230;.) about the molecule. Each student will choose a unique molecule to draw its structure (e.g. using Chem-Draw) and research. The compounds should have some level of biological activity, medicinal or industrial use, or other significance. You will research your molecule to find out its chemical structure and then reproduce (please do not copy\/paste) that structure using computational software (e.g. Chem-Draw). The computationally drawn structure will be used in the infographic you design. The following information should be included in your presentation file (PowerPoint file) and your infographic poster: (Infographic poster should be on one page but the PowerPoint file could be in 5-10 pages):<\/div>\n<div>1) IUPAC name and other common or trade names of the molecule<\/div>\n<div>2) Identify all of the organic functional groups in the structure<\/div>\n<div>3) Important or unique physical properties of the molecule including appearance, smell, etc.<\/div>\n<div>4) Use computational software (e.g. Chem-Draw) to calculate the molecular formula, molecular weight, and present compositions of the molecule, and include any stereochemistry assignment<\/div>\n<div>5) Important details related to the synthesis, or natural sources of the compound<\/div>\n<div>6) Chemical, biological, and\/or medicinal applications of the compound including beneficial and\/or adverse effects and\/or toxicity<\/div>\n<div>7) Other interesting stuff about the molecule<\/div>\n<div>8) References<\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"<p>Capstone Project Hi everyone, Here is some information about your Capstone project. Each student will present her\/his molecule presentation through 10-minute presentation in class, and the presentation should include information related to the structure and any other interesting things (synthesis, chemical reactivity, biological activity, &#8230;.) about the molecule. 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