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The Molecular Portfolio is a vital assignment that enhances your understanding of drug molecules through structured research and analysis. This guide will provide step-by-step instructions to assist you in completing each section of the portfolio effectively.

Follow the steps to accurately complete your Molecular Portfolio.

1. Press the ‘Get Form’ button to access the Molecular Portfolio form and open it in your editor.
2. Begin by entering your name and the name of your partner in the designated fields. Ensure that both names are spelled correctly for accurate identification.
3. Circle your class section, which corresponds to the days of the week that your class meets (M, Tu, W, Th, F).
4. Fill in the date on which you are completing the portfolio.
5. In the General Description section, use the resources suggested (such as the Physician’s Desk Reference and Merck Index) to gather information about your assigned drug. Input the brand name, generic name, and chemical name of the drug.
6. Compose paragraphs or bullet points detailing the uses of the drug, contraindications, body interactions, and significant drug interactions. Ensure that you paraphrase instead of copying text directly, as plagiarism is prohibited.
7. Draw the line-bond/skeletal structure for your assigned molecule in the appropriate section, including any lone pairs of electrons as necessary.
8. Create the expanded structural formula by showing all atoms and covalent bonds in the next section. Remember to include lone pairs as needed.
9. Predict and illustrate the molecular geometry around each central atom using VSEPR theory, employing a color-coded key to indicate geometrical shapes.
10. Document the molecular formula and calculate the molar mass of the drug, explicitly showing your calculations.
11. Illustrate how your molecule forms hydrogen bonds with water, drawing bent water molecules and dashed lines to denote bonds clearly.
12. Highlight polar portions of the molecule to comment on its solubility predictions, comparing your insights with literature sources discussing solubility.
13. Detail your solution preparation process and calculations required for creating specified concentrations of the drug solution in the designated section.
14. Finally, complete the Summary of Collaboration and Shared Effort section by describing your contributions and the collaborative process. Make sure each partner documents their input.

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