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The Molecular Portfolio is an essential document designed to help users apply key concepts from their coursework to drug molecule analysis. This guide provides a clear, step-by-step approach for successfully completing the online form to ensure accurate and comprehensive submissions.

Follow the steps to efficiently complete the Molecular Portfolio online.

1. Click the ‘Get Form’ button to access the Molecular Portfolio. This action will allow you to retrieve the form and view its details for completion.
2. Begin by entering your name and that of your partner in the designated fields at the top of the form. Ensure that both names are clearly printed or typed.
3. In the section that requests the meeting days, circle the day that applies to your lab section (M, Tu, W, Th) to indicate your attendance.
4. For the general description of your assigned drug, utilize suggested resources to find the drug's name, generic name, and chemical name. Write a short paragraph detailing the drug's use, contraindications, effects, and any significant interactions with other drugs.
5. Draw the line-bond or skeletal structure of your drug in the appropriate section, ensuring to include any lone pairs where necessary. Use the correct chemical representation to convey the molecule's structure.
6. Complete the expanded structural formula by illustrating all atoms and covalent bonds. This part requires attention to detail to represent your drug accurately.
7. Predict the molecular geometry using VSEPR theory, providing a key for the color-coding used in your representation. Check your structures to ensure all octets are satisfied.
8. Calculate the molecular formula and molar mass of your drug, showing your calculations clearly in the designated section. Use periodic table values for accuracy.
9. Illustrate how your drug molecule can form hydrogen bonds with water. Use dashed lines to represent the hydrogen bonds accurately, ensuring clarity in your depiction.
10. Highlight the polar portions of your molecule and make predictions on its solubility in water, comparing your predictions with findings from reliable sources.
11. Clearly state your calculations for solution preparation and determine the amount of drug contained in a specified volume of solution. Document each step with complete sentences.
12. Finally, complete the collaboration summary section. Each partner should independently describe their contributions, ensuring to reflect accurate effort for grading purposes.
13. After reviewing your completed portfolio, use the options to save your changes, download, print, or share the document as necessary.

Begin filling out your Molecular Portfolio online today for a comprehensive understanding of drug molecules!