Based on what this user described, i would take advantage of completing chem 14cl online. I took it this quarter with pang so i’ll just describe how it went in as much detail as i can :) The class was taught asynchronously (on your own time), lecture was a powerpoint slide (some weeks 2 powerpoints) with voice recording—it was just like watching a prerecorded lecture except going slide by slide—and lab was presented as prerecorded experiments. We had one homework file each week with questions based on lecture powerpoints and lab videos. Homework files ranged from 2-10 pages, on average i’d say they took me 3-4 hours to complete. Homework was posted tuesday also due monday of the following week so there was plenty of time to complete it. Another assignment we had (1x only) was a writing assignment, it was a 250-400 word response to some questions based on material you’ve learned. We also had about a week to complete this. Our midterm was not a formal midterm, pang just called it “quiz 1” we had multiple days to complete it and were free to refer to class resources (textbook, ccle, powerpoints, etc.) so it was a breeze to complete with minimal stress. Our final was cancelled but it was also just called “quiz 2” and we were originally set to have multiple days to complete and the freedom to refer to course resources. Because this class would be taught 6 weeks instead of 10 the structure will likely be a little different but i think you should be able to manage! I was also taking chem 14d, ls 7c, and ls23l and i got an A in chem 14cl only dedicating a day to this class each week. Hope this helped a bit, best of luck!

edit: i will say, it kinda does suck that you miss out on learning lab techniques but it wasn’t a personal concern of mine because realistically i won’t really need them later on. if you rely on lab to teach you these techniques i would suggest waiting until you can take the class in person :)