Organic Chemistry is all about structure, reactivity, and transformation — and that’s exactly where Moogle Math excels. From functional group identification to multistep synthesis, Moogle walks you through every carbon-carbon bond and curved arrow.
Whether you’re prepping for an exam or stuck on a mechanism, Moogle breaks it down clearly, visually, and accurately.
✅ Functional Group Recognition and Reactivity
✅ IUPAC Naming of Organic Compounds
✅ Reaction Types: Substitution, Elimination, Addition, and Oxidation/Reduction
✅ Reaction Mechanisms with Electron Flow (Curved Arrows)
✅ Stereochemistry (E/Z, R/S)
✅ Synthesis Design and Multi-step Problems
✅ Acidity, Basicity, and Resonance Structures
✅ Aromaticity and Electrophilic Aromatic Substitution
You can describe the reaction, provide SMILES or shorthand, or type clear plain-language queries:
📌 Reaction Identification
What happens when 2-bromopropane reacts with NaOH?
Describe the SN1 mechanism for tert-butyl chloride and water
🧬 Mechanism Visualization – Understand each step, bond, and electron pair
🔍 Structure-Focused Queries – Analyze functional groups and reactivity
📘 Exam-Style Problem Solving – Practice questions, reactions, and naming
⚖️ Precise Acid-Base and Resonance Reasoning – No more guessing
🧪 Real Synthesis, Not Just Facts – Moogle helps connect the dots in multi-step routes
To get the best results from Moogle, follow these tips
📌 Functional Groups
Identify functional groups in CH3CH2OH
Is a nitrile more reactive than a ketone in nucleophilic addition?
📌 Nomenclature
Give the IUPAC name for CH3CH2CH=CH2
Name the compound with a carboxylic acid and alcohol group on adjacent carbons
📌 Mechanisms
Explain the E2 elimination mechanism for 2-bromobutane with NaOEt
Show curved-arrow mechanism for electrophilic addition of HBr to ethene
📌 Synthesis Planning
How to synthesize 2-butanol from ethene?
Design a 3-step synthesis for acetophenone from benzene
📌 Stereochemistry
Determine R/S configuration of 2-chlorobutane
Difference between E and Z isomers in but-2-ene
🌱 Structure. Reactivity. Mechanism. Moogle makes it all click.
📚 The smarter way to learn organic chemistry.