Organic Chemistry Simplified (Part-2)

Organic Chemistry Simplified (Part-2), available at $59.99, has an average rating of 4.85, with 87 lectures, based on 15 reviews, and has 164 subscribers.

You will learn about This course deals with all aspects of Isomerism. Here you will learn: Classification of Isomers Structural Isomerism Geometrical Isomerism Optical Isomerism Conformational Isomerism Concept Building Problems This course is ideal for individuals who are Students pursuing Organic Chemistry as a subject for any Board exam or Competitive exams like IIT-JEE, NEET, AIIMS, NET, GATE ,etc. or Parents helping their kids in their studies. or Chemical Engineers or Anyone who want to expand their horizon of knowledge. It is particularly useful for Students pursuing Organic Chemistry as a subject for any Board exam or Competitive exams like IIT-JEE, NEET, AIIMS, NET, GATE ,etc. or Parents helping their kids in their studies. or Chemical Engineers or Anyone who want to expand their horizon of knowledge.

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Title: Organic Chemistry Simplified (Part-2)

Price: $59.99

Average Rating: 4.85

Number of Lectures: 87

Number of Published Lectures: 87

Number of Curriculum Items: 87

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 87

Original Price: $24.99

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What You Will Learn

This course deals with all aspects of Isomerism. Here you will learn:
Classification of Isomers
Structural Isomerism
Geometrical Isomerism
Optical Isomerism
Conformational Isomerism
Concept Building Problems

Who Should Attend

Students pursuing Organic Chemistry as a subject for any Board exam or Competitive exams like IIT-JEE, NEET, AIIMS, NET, GATE ,etc.
Parents helping their kids in their studies.
Chemical Engineers
Anyone who want to expand their horizon of knowledge.

Target Audiences

Students pursuing Organic Chemistry as a subject for any Board exam or Competitive exams like IIT-JEE, NEET, AIIMS, NET, GATE ,etc.
Parents helping their kids in their studies.
Chemical Engineers
Anyone who want to expand their horizon of knowledge.

Dear student,

This is second part of “ORGANIC CHEMISTRY SIMPLIFIED”course which covers everything about Isomerism.

This course is made to makeIsomerismvery simple for you throughdetailed coverage of concepts with various examples and providesnumerous problems with their solution.You can totally rely on this course for answering questions asked from Isomerism in any exam.

My aim is to help youfocus on understanding basics and concepts of organic chemistry ratherthan memorizing and remove the fear of organic chemistry from your mind. I hope that this course will helps you develop the necessary skills to bridge the gap between knowledge and the confidence to do well in your exams (in case you are a student) or in your professional career.

What makes me qualified to teach you :

I hold Masters degree in Organic Chemistry from “DDU Gorakhpur University” one of the top tier Universities in India. I also qualified NET-JRF,which is one of the tough exams held in India. I have been mentoring students for various competitive exams like IIT-JEE, NEET, AIIMS,Olympiads, NTSE, etc.since 15 years.

My Promise to You :

I am an active online teacher and I will be here to help you in all possible ways. If you have any questions about the course content or anything related to this topic, you can always post your questions or send me a private message. It will be my pleasure to provide assistance and answer your questions.

What I expect from you :

1. If you have any suggestion to help improve the quality of this material, then please let me know. I will do my best to take it into account.

2. If the course meets your expectation, then I would kindly ask you to leave a honest review in line with what you have experienced.

3. If you are interested in other topics of Organic Chemistry, then please let me know.

Finally, I can ensure you with confidence that this course is by far the best and most complete course on Isomerism available online.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: ABOUT THE COURSE

Lecture 1: Introduction to course

Chapter 2: INTRODUCTION

Lecture 1: Introduction to Isomerism

Lecture 2: Classification of Isomers

Lecture 3: Degree of Unsaturation

Chapter 3: STRUCTURAL ISOMERISM

Lecture 1: Chain Isomers

Lecture 2: Position Isomers

Lecture 3: Functional Isomers

Lecture 4: Metamers

Lecture 5: Practice problems: Identifying relationship between given pair of compounds

Lecture 6: Introduction to Tautomerism

Lecture 7: Conditions of Tautomerism

Lecture 8: Some cases of Tautomerism

Lecture 9: Practice problems: Making Tautomeric stuctures

Lecture 10: Mechanism of Keto -Enol Tautomerism

Lecture 11: D-Exchange by Tautomerism

Lecture 12: Stereochemistry involved in Tautomerism

Lecture 13: Practice problems: Stereochemistry involved in Tautomerism

Lecture 14: Percentage Enol Content

Chapter 4: GEOMETRICAL ISOMERISM

Lecture 1: Introduction to Geometrical Isomerism

Lecture 2: Conditions for Geometrical Isomerism

Lecture 3: Cases of Geometrical Isomerism

Lecture 4: Practice problems: Identifying molecules exhibiting Geometrical Isomerism

Lecture 5: Nomenclature of Geometrical Isomers: Introduction

Lecture 6: Cis/Trans Nomenclature for Geometrical Isomers

Lecture 7: Syn/Anti Nomenclature for Geometrical Isomers

Lecture 8: CIP Rules to decide seniority of groups

Lecture 9: E/Z Nomenclature for Geometrical Isomers

Chapter 5: OPTICAL ISOMERISM

Lecture 1: Introduction to Optical Isomerism

Lecture 2: Experiment to check Optical Activity

Lecture 3: 3D-Representation of molecules

Lecture 4: Chiral Carbon

Lecture 5: Chiral Molecule

Lecture 6: Practice problems: Identification of POS & COS

Lecture 7: Concept of Optically Active Compounds

Lecture 8: R/S Nomenclature of Optical Isomers

Lecture 9: Practice problems: Assigning R/S configuration at chiral centre

Lecture 10: D/L Nomenclature of Optical Isomers

Lecture 11: Concept of Enantiomers

Lecture 12: Concept of Diastereomers

Lecture 13: Concept of Meso Compounds

Lecture 14: Practice problems: Identification of Meso Compounds

Lecture 15: Concept of Racemic Mixture & Resolution

Lecture 16: Concept of Optical Purity & Enantiomeric Excess

Lecture 17: Stereoisomerism in Allenes

Lecture 18: Stereoisomerism in Spiranes

Lecture 19: Stereoisomerism in ortho, ortho-Tetrasubstituted Biphenyl

Lecture 20: Number of Stereoisomers for given structure

Lecture 21: Practice problems: Finding number of stereoisomers

Lecture 22: Number of Isomers for given molecular formula

Chapter 6: CONFORMATIONAL ISOMERISM

Lecture 1: Introduction to Conformational Isomerism

Lecture 2: 3D-Representation used in Conformational Isomerism

Lecture 3: Eclipsed, Staggered & Skew Conformations

Lecture 4: Factors affecting Stability of Conformations

Lecture 5: Conformational Analysis of Ethane

Lecture 6: Conformational Analysis of n-Butane

Lecture 7: Effect of H-Bonding on stability of Conformations

Lecture 8: Fischer Projection to Newmann/ Sawhorse Projection

Lecture 9: Conformational Analysis of Cyclohexane: Introduction

Lecture 10: Chair form of Cyclohexane with Axial & Equatorial bonds

Lecture 11: Transition between two Chair forms of Cyclohexane

Lecture 12: Stability of two chair forms of Monosubstituted Cyclohexane

Lecture 13: Stability of two chair forms of Disubstituted Cyclohexane

Chapter 7: CONCEPT BUILDING QUESTIONS ON ISOMERISM

Lecture 1: Concept Building Question 1

Lecture 2: Concept Building Question 2

Lecture 3: Concept Building Question 3

Lecture 4: Concept Building Question 4

Lecture 5: Concept Building Question 5

Lecture 6: Concept Building Question 6

Lecture 7: Concept Building Question 7

Lecture 8: Concept Building Question 8

Lecture 9: Concept Building Question 9

Lecture 10: Concept Building Question 10

Lecture 11: Concept Building Question 11

Lecture 12: Concept Building Question 12

Lecture 13: Concept Building Question 13

Lecture 14: Concept Building Question 14

Lecture 15: Concept Building Question 15

Lecture 16: Concept Building Question 16

Lecture 17: Concept Building Question 17

Lecture 18: Concept Building Question 18

Lecture 19: Concept Building Question 19

Lecture 20: Concept Building Question 20

Lecture 21: Concept Building Question 21

Lecture 22: Concept Building Question 22

Lecture 23: Concept Building Question 23

Lecture 24: Concept Building Question 24

Lecture 25: Concept Building Question 25

Instructors

Bharti Gupta
Organic is Easy by Bharti

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