1. Choose a molecule from a drug product or drug. 2. Indicate the common (industrial) name and its name according to IUPAC. 3. Draw the molecule. 4. Identify the functional groups of the molecule. 5. Discuss the role of these functional groups in the functioning of the molecule. 6. Explain the role and/or functioning of the molecule. 7. Analyze the risks and benefits of using the product. 8. Talk about the origin of the molecule as well as the stages of its synthesis (exemple: the number of steps, the types of reactions involved, other peculiarities).

1. Choose a molecule from a drug product or drug. 2. Indicate the common (industrial) name and its name according to IUPAC. 3. Draw the molecule. 4. Identify the functional groups of the molecule. 5. Discuss the role of these functional groups in the functioning of the molecule. 6. Explain the role and/or functioning of the molecule. 7. Analyze the risks and benefits of using the product. 8. Talk about the origin of the molecule as well as the stages of its synthesis (exemple: the number of steps, the types of reactions involved, other peculiarities).

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Chapter17: Drugs And Medicine: Healing, Helping, And Hurting

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