[jiujitsu123]

I was wondering what i should review in orgo 1 to get me prepared for orgo 2???

Its been 3 years since i took orgo 1.

any suggestions would be great..

[Dan]

How about whatever is on the orgo 1 syllabus that directly links to the orgo 2 syllabus (probably all of it)? That would be a good start.

Note that there are alot of people from many different nationalities and schools here. Orgo 1 and orgo 2 don't mean anything to me. Where are you studying? what year? what level?

[enahs]

Basing off of typical organic classes for college level (general organic 1 and 2) (and following general guidelines from the ACS).

At the minimum you must know your nomenclature, isomerism (enantiomers, disteromeres, etc etc), chirality, all your functional groups and basic properties, thoroughly know nucleophilic substitution and elimination reactions, general properties and synthesis of all the “stuff” you studied, everything in your book from the previous chapters that are in bold .

Basically everything would be good.