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Master organic chemistry, one mechanism at a time.

OrganicChem Quiz turns reaction mechanisms, named reactions, and synthesis problems into short daily practice — built by a working synthetic organic chemist, not a generic quiz template.

300+Questions
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OrganicChem Quiz practice screen with a reaction mechanism multiple-choice question OrganicChem Quiz home screen showing weekly goal progress and practice modes
OrganicChem Quiz topic selection screen with 9 categories OrganicChem Quiz step-by-step reaction mechanism explanation OrganicChem Quiz molecule structure question OrganicChem Quiz challenge mode leaderboard OrganicChem Quiz mistakes review screen for spaced practice OrganicChem Quiz stats screen tracking streaks and XP

A 60-second look at the app

Weekly goals, topic-by-topic practice, and a challenge mode with a live leaderboard — this short walkthrough shows exactly what studying with OrganicChem Quiz looks like, from picking a category to reviewing your mistakes.

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Built like a study tool should be

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Mechanisms, not memorization
Every question is built around understanding arrow-pushing and reaction logic — not recalling isolated facts.
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Bite-sized daily practice
Weekly goals, streaks, and a mistakes queue keep review short, repeatable, and actually finishable.
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Written by a working chemist
Every question and explanation comes from a practising postdoctoral organic chemist, not a generic question bank.

Chemistry textbooks by the same author

Two problem-driven textbooks that go deeper than the app — full worked mechanisms, step by step.

100 Solved Problems in Organic Chemistry book cover
100 Solved Problems in Organic Chemistry
100 fully worked reaction mechanisms for undergraduate and graduate exam prep — every arrow explained, from substrate to product.
Cross-Coupling Reactions: Mechanisms and Examples book cover
Cross-Coupling Reactions
A focused guide to Pd- and transition-metal-catalyzed cross-coupling — catalytic cycles and real synthetic examples for modern organic and medicinal chemistry.

Made by a chemist, not a template

Written and built by Marcos San Segundo, PhD — a postdoctoral synthetic organic chemist at the University of Copenhagen, working on photocatalytic chemical biology tools.

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