Skilled Biochemistry Tutor Offering Expertise in Chemical Reactions for Dynamic Learning Experience.

Ismail and Noah reviewed carbonyl chemistry, focusing on Grignard reactions and related concepts such as reagent selectivity, protecting groups, and leaving group effects. Noah worked through practice problems involving Grignard reagents, and Ismail provided guidance on reaction mechanisms and strategic problem-solving. They scheduled another session for Sunday to continue the review.

Ismail tutored Clarence on physics, reviewing vector addition, energy conservation in rolling motion, and the relationship between linear and angular motion. Clarence practiced problem-solving techniques and clarified the difference between delta and derivative notations. They discussed strategies for upcoming exams, including focusing on problem-solving and reviewing solutions.

Ismail tutored Noah on organic chemistry, focusing on aromatic reactions, nucleophilicity, and reaction mechanisms. They worked through practice problems, particularly problem 16D.5, and discussed the differences between elimination-addition and addition-elimination reactions. Ismail offered to create a reaction catalog for Noah, and they scheduled another session for next Thursday.

Ismail tutored Milad, covering freshwater ecosystems, biotic and abiotic factors, alien species, biological control, taxonomy, and classification. Milad practiced applying these concepts and identifying examples. They scheduled a follow-up session for Monday to continue exam preparation, and Ismail offered to create a practice exam.

Ismail worked with Milad to review concepts related to ecosystems, including taxonomy, species classification, biotic and abiotic factors, and environmental adaptations. They analyzed how these elements influence species distribution and survival. Ismail assigned a practice exam for Monday and scheduled a follow-up session for tomorrow to continue reviewing the unit slides.

Ismail is tutoring Janette in biochemistry, focusing on thermodynamics concepts like Gibbs free energy (delta G), equilibrium constants (Keq), and their relationship to temperature and reaction conditions. They work through practice problems involving calculating Keq, delta G under standard and non-standard conditions, and ATP synthesis, emphasizing the importance of correct equations, units, and understanding the impact of temperature and concentrations on reaction spontaneity. They also briefly discuss glycolysis and plan to meet again for further study.