In this tutorial, Jay explains how bond-line structures are used as a form of organic shorthand so that organic chemists can be lazy and not label carbon and hydrogen atoms. Bond-line structures are then used to draw a few constitutional isomers.

In this tutorial, Jay puts the "fun" back into recognizing functional groups.

Positive and negative charges are everywhere in orgo! In this tutorial, Jay shows you how to assign formal charges to molecules and how to draw resonance structures.

LEO the Lion goes GERRRR!!!! If that is all that you remember about redox from general chemistry, then this tutorial is for you! Jay shows you how to assign oxidation states in organic molecules.

Do you remember the basics of acid/base chemistry? In this tutorial, Jay reminds you of a few definitions, shows you how the stability of the conjugate base affects the acidity of the molecule, and demonstrates the importance of pKa values.