Molecular portfolio 2026

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The document outlines an assignment for a chemistry course (Chem 305) focused on creating a molecular portfolio for an assigned drug molecule. Students are required to collaborate with a partner to complete various sections of the project, including drug identification, structural representations, molecular geometry predictions, and solubility assessments. Resources such as the Merck Index and Physician’s Desk Reference are recommended for research. The assignment emphasizes original writing and includes specific scoring criteria.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the molecular portfolio in the editor.
Begin by filling in your name, partner's name, and section. Ensure that you circle the correct day of the week.
In the 'General Description' section, utilize resources like the Physician’s Desk Reference and Merck Index to gather information about your assigned drug. Type or neatly print the brand name, generic name, and chemical name.
For the 'Line-bond/Skeletal Structure', draw the skeletal structure of your molecule. Include any lone pairs on appropriate atoms.
In the 'Expanded Structural Formula' section, illustrate all atoms and covalent bonds clearly.
Complete the 'Molecular Geometry' predictions using VSEPR theory. Add a color-coded key for clarity.
Calculate and write down the molecular formula and molar mass of your drug in the designated area.
Illustrate hydrogen bonding capabilities with water in the corresponding section, using dashed lines for clarity.
Predict polarity and solubility of your molecule, comparing it with findings from reliable sources.
Document solution calculations clearly, showing setups for each calculation required.
Finally, summarize your collaboration efforts in the last section to reflect individual contributions accurately.

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