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🧪 Organic Chemistry | Lecture 6: Naming Hydrocarbons, Common Names & Radicals
Welcome to Lecture 6 in our series on Organic Chemistry: Some Basic Principles and Techniques!
This video is essential for anyone starting their journey in Organic Chemistry, including students preparing for NEET, JEE, and all board exams. We're diving deep into the foundations of naming organic compounds, focusing on how to quickly and correctly identify hydrocarbons and their derivatives using common names, and then understanding the concept of a radical.
In This Lecture, We Cover:
Introduction to Hydrocarbons: A quick recap of these fundamental compounds built only from Carbon and Hydrogen.
Common Naming of Hydrocarbons: Learn the classic, non-IUPAC methods for naming alkanes, alkenes, and alkynes that are still widely used in chemistry.
Derivatives of Hydrocarbons: Understanding how to apply common naming conventions to compounds where functional groups have replaced hydrogen atoms (e.g., Alcohols, Alkyl Halides).
Radicals - The Core Concept: What exactly is an organic radical? We explain its formation, stability, and significance in reactions.
Types of Radicals: Detailed classification of different types of radicals (e.g., Alkyl, Allyl, Vinyl, etc.) and the naming convention for each.
Mastering these basics is crucial for building a strong foundation and excelling in both theoretical exams and numerical problems!
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Preparation Level:
Target Exams: NEET, JEE Main & Advanced, Board Exams (CBSE, State Boards)
Class Level: Class 11 / Foundation