Basic Principles of Organic Chemistry
Created by Revathi Ramachandran, Last Updated 06-Aug-2019, Language:English
Basic Principles of Organic Chemistry
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Created by Revathi Ramachandran, Last Updated 06-Aug-2019, Language:English
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Description
Organic Chemistry is one of the most important branches of Chemistry. Organic compounds can be found all around us and its applications have profound impact on human life and environment. Hence, it is imperative to understand the basic principles that govern various organic reactions, its mechanisms, reactive intermediates and products. In this chapter, important concepts like structure and classification of organic compounds, IUPAC nomenclature, electronic displacement effects, types of organic reactions and methods of purification of organic compounds will be discussed.
Audience
This video has been prepared to address the curriculum requirements of 11th Class students. The concepts discussed will also find applications in several competitive examinations like JEE-Mains, NEET along with board examinations.
Course Content
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Organic Chemistry
7 Lectures 00:29:38-
Organic Chemistry - Introduction
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Organic Chemistry - Carbon Electronic Structure
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Organic Chemistry - Carbon Hybridization
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Organic Chemistry - Hybridization Examples
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Hybridization Bond Length and Bond Strength
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Organic Chemistry - Structural Representations
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Organic Chemistry - Classification of Organic Compounds
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IUPAC Nomenclature
10 Lectures 00:49:42-
IUPAC Nomenclature - Basic Components
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IUPAC Nomenclature - General Structure
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IUPAC Nomenclature - Rules of Writing Names
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IUPAC Nomenclature - Examples
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IUPAC Nomenclature - Substituted Benzenes
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IUPAC Nomenclature - Summary
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IUPAC Nomenclature - Problem 1
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IUPAC Nomenclature - Problem 2
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IUPAC Nomenclature - Problem 3
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IUPAC Nomenclature - Problem 4
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Isomerism
3 Lectures 00:13:07-
Isomerism - Introduction
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Isomerism - Structural Problem
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Isomerism - Stereoisomerism
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Electronic Displacement Effects
9 Lectures 00:43:23-
Electronic Displacement Effects - Introduction
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Electronic Displacement Effects - Inductive Effect
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Electronic Displacement Effects - What is Resonance?
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Electronic Displacement Effects - Resonance Effect
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Electronic Displacement Effects - Electromeric Effect
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Electronic Displacement Effects - Hyperconjugation
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Electronic Displacement Effects - Hyperconjugation Alkenes
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Electronic Displacement Effects - Problem 1
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Electronic Displacement Effects - Problem 2
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Heterolytic and Heterolytic Cleavage
5 Lectures 00:33:52-
Heterolytic Cleavage - Carbocations
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Heterolytic Cleavage - Carbanion
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Homolytic Cleavage - Free Radicals
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Bond Cleavage - Problem 1
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Bond Cleavage - Problem 2
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Nucleophiles & Electrophiles
2 Lectures 00:08:34-
Nucleophiles & Electrophiles
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Electrophiles & Nucleophiles - Problem
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Types of Organic Reactions
6 Lectures 00:23:39-
Organic Reactions - Substitution
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Organic Reactions - Addition
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Organic Reactions - Free Radical
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Organic Reactions - Elimination
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Organic Reactions - Condensation
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Organic Reactions - Rearrangement
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Purification Techniques
5 Lectures 00:32:49-
Purification Techniques - Sublimation
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Purification Techniques - Crystallisation
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Purification Techniques - Distillation
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Purification Techniques - Differential Extraction
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Purification Techniques - Chromatography
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Qualitative Analysis of C, H, N, O
8 Lectures 00:26:31-
Qualitative Analysis - Detection of Carbon & Hydrogen
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Qualitative Analysis - Detection of Other Elements
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Qualitative Analysis - Test For Nitrogen
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Qualitative Analysis - Test For Sulphur
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Qualitative Analysis - Test for Halogens
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Qualitative Analysis - Test For Phosphorus
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Qualitative Analysis - Problem 1
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Qualitative Analysis - Problem 2
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Quantitative Analysis of Organic Compounds
10 Lectures 00:35:38-
Quantitative Analysis - Carbon & Hydrogen
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Quantitative Analysis - Carbon & Hydrogen Problem
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Quantitative Analysis - Nitrogen By Dumas Method
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Quantitative Analysis - Nitrogen By Dumas Method Problem
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Quantitative Analysis - Nitrogen Kjeldahl’s Method I
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Quantitative Analysis - Nitrogen Kjeldahl’s Method II
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Quantitative Analysis - Kjeldahl’s Method Problem
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Quantitative Analysis - Halogens With Example
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Quantitative Analysis - Sulphur With Example
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Quantitative Analysis - Phosphorus
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Problems on Basic Principles of Organic Chemistry
10 Lectures 00:27:46-
Hybridization - Problem 1
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IUPAC Nomenclatures - Problem 2
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Isomerism - Problem 3
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Isomerism - Problem 4
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Electronic Displacement Effects - Problem 5
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Electronic Displacement Effects - Problem 6
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Electronic Displacement Effects - Problem 7
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Qualitative Analysis - Problem 8
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Qualitative Analysis - Problem 9
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Quantitative Analysis - Problem 10
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Revathi Ramachandran
Revathi Ramachandran has completed her Masters in Advanced Chemical Analysis from IIT-Roorkee and bachelors from BITS Hyderabad. She has almost 2 years of teaching experience in Chemistry and has commendable research experiences from top research institutes in the country. She is also an Indian Academy of Science fellow and has research publications from reputed journals to her credit. At Tutorialspoint, she is managing chemistry content creation.