BASIC ORGANIC CHEMISTRY
RPD 12302
Mr. Maywan Hariono
GENERAL SUBJECT OBJECTIVE
LEARNING
To introduce several organic
compounds commonly found in life.
To comprehend the basic organic
chemistry concepts related pharmacy
area
SPESIFIC SUBJECT OBJECTIVE
LEARNING
To explain the students about organic nomenclature as a
basic knowledge to understand the organic physic-chemical
properties related pharmacy science such us
pharmaceutics, pharmacology and pharmaceutical
chemistry.
To explain the students about the stereochemistry of
organic compounds to support an adequate nomenclature
of organic compounds.
To explain the students about physical properties as a basic
knowledge to understand another/further subject such as
drug delivery system and pharmaceutical chemistry.
To explain the students about several main organic
chemical reaction as a basic knowledge to understand
another/further subject such as pharmacology and
pharmaceutical chemistry.
STUDENT’S LEARNING
OUTCOMES
Be able to name the simple organic molecule
structure & vice versa (draw the simple organic
molecule name).
Be able to name the simple organic molecule
structure due to its stereochemistry & vice versa
(draw the simple stereochemistry of organic
compounds).
Be able to explain the physical properties of main
organic compounds.
Be able to draw the simple organic chemical
reactions.
Be able to integrated all learning outcomes
mentioned above in a simple organic drugs.
ASSESMENT
Formative
(40%)
- quiz
: 5%
- assignment/lab report :10%
- mid exam (written) : 25%
Summative: final exam (written)
(60%)
TOTAL
(100%)
INTRODUCTION TO ORGANIC
CHEMISTRY
Organic Chemistry is the chemistry of the
compounds of carbon (C).
The simple concept ” any substances that
composed by carbon is derived from living
organism”
Whereas Inorganic
nonliving resources (no
carbon present, usually metal elements such as
Na, K, Mg, etc).
Other elements which is commonly presented in
organic substances are hydrogen (H), oxygen (O)
& nitrogen (N)
Inorganic elements commonly presented in
organic substances are Halogen (F, Cl, Br, I)
DNA is the living resource element
which composed by C, H, O & N.
Carotene :
orange pigment
in carrot
Our clothes are made from cottons
Aspirin ( a pain killer)
Paracetamol (fever reliever)
Insulin (hormone), produced by
pancreas, used in Diabetic Mellitus
treatment
So, what do u think about table
salt, chlorophyll & hemoglobin ??
The key point to be successful in
basic organic chemistry subject?
Must be able to understand the
properties of C, H, O & N
Please review your Basic Physical
Chemistry about electro negativity &
chemical bonding
What is electro negativity?
Focused on C, H, O, N & Halogen
What chemical bonds occurred in
NaCl, H2O, HCl, CH4??
Ionic bonding???
Covalent bonding???
Hydrogen bonding???
What is the urgency of studying organic
chemistry in Diploma in Pharmacy
Program??
By understanding of basic organic chemistry
students will be easy to integrate the
concept with other subjects such as:
Pharmaceutics: Basic Form., Intro Pharm.,
DDS 1, DDS 2.
Pharmacology: Basic Pharmaco., Systemic
Pharmaco., Autonomic Pharmaco. &
Applied Pharmaco.
Pharmaceutical Chemistry.