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  • Using AI for Chemistry
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    Using AI for Chemistry

    Various Large Language Models (LLM), such as ChatGPT and others, are all over the place nowadays. I’ve also noticed that students like using them as well for studying and, occasionally, for completing their homework and other assignments. Someone asked me recently: “Victor, aren’t you afraid that soon an AI tutor will just replace you?” Frankly,…

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  • What is Organic Chemistry and Why You Should Study It
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    What is Organic Chemistry and Why You Should Study It

    Dive into the realm of chemistry, and you’ll find yourself lost amidst a vast landscape of molecules, reactions, and bewildering nomenclature. Among the various disciplines within chemistry, one subfield has been known to both bewitch and bewilder students in equal measure — Organic Chemistry. It’s considered a rite of passage in the scientific community, a…

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  • How to Prepare to the Second Semester of Organic Chemistry
    Survival Guide to Organic Chemistry

    How to Prepare to the Second Semester of Organic Chemistry

    Organic chemistry is an extremely interconnected science. As you have already seen in the first semester of your organic chemistry sequence, one topic connects to another in such a way, that mastering consequent topics is very hard without mastering previous ones. Before we go further, let’s look at the typical first semester organic chemistry topics….

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  • What Is the Difference Between a Good Question and a Bad Question?
    Survival Guide to Organic Chemistry

    What Is the Difference Between a Good Question and a Bad Question?

    Imagine yourself doing your homework or reading the textbook and something doesn’t make sense. What would you probably do in such a case? Correct—ask your teacher. Next day you go to school, go to your teacher’s office hours or visit with them after the class, you ask your question and… you get an answer… not…

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