Backside Attack

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Backside Attack

Element26, Inc.

In this educational app, you explore the SN2 reaction by interacting with scenarios that highlight variables like leaving groups and nucleophilicity. Includes quizzes, progress tracking, and interactive content for learning organic chemistry concepts.

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About Backside Attack

Backside Attack is an educational app targeting students learning organic chemistry for the first time.

The game focuses on the SN2 reaction, which is often one of the first reactions students learn when studying organic chemistry. The SN2 reaction is great for educational purposes, as it provides a forum for students to learn about many common variables associated with chemical reactions, such as leaving group ability, nucleophilicity, steric factors, and solvent effects.

The Backside Attack project is led by Dr. Neil Garg, an organic chemistry Professor at UCLA. He and six UCLA students (now alumni) devoted countless hours to creating the game flow and all content. The heroic students are: Tara Kappel, Preeya Mehta, William Parsons Stefan Prisacaru, Ernst Schmid, and Justin Soffer. Backside Attack is powered by Element26, Inc., thanks to Dr. Daniel D. Caspi.

Students, be sure to:

Learn even more and earn points by using the Check Yourself +50 feature on the scoring screen!

Unlock the Chem Yourself feature by completing each topic!
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Reviews for Backside Attack

Yapples123

Amazing app for Sn2

This app was very helpful and fun in learning the Sn2 mechanism.

katkachow

Amazing perfect sn2

This helped fill in many of the gaps in my knowledge of sn2. I hope the developer considers adding at least sn1 e1 and e2 as well!

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