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Introduction To Organic Chemistry - GCSE And IGCSE

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Explaining from basic Structural drawing, homologous series to IUAPC naming . Useful for Grade 10-11 or year 10-11 or GCSE and IGCSE

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  1. Branch of chemistry which deals with the study of hydrocarbons and its derivatives Compounds containing Carbon and hydrogen I Displayed formulae I Structural formulae — CYR Molecular formulae 3 c q H 10 IUPAC name : P x•s-r
  2. 0 vvuO Same general formuale Same chemical properties Difference of CH2 between the adjacent members They have samVTünctional Group CAA —
  3. c_h-t losmers : Compounds With similiar molecular formulae but different structure CH — C—hH
  4. 3 Rule of IUPAC naming : 1. Select the longest carbon chain 2. Give number from both sides 3. Select the smallest number for branches and functional group ( ene, yne, alcohol, carboxyl ic acid) 4. If there are more than I branch a ) if all of them are equal; use di for 2, tri for 3 and tetra for 4 b ) if they are different brannches ; name in the alphabetical order naming order : Branch number , branch name followed by parent alkane chain 3
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  6. ? ho ? 0 ? ? 2 ? ? ? 0
  7. 3 Draw all the possible isomers of C6H13Cl and name them? 3 k.A-ø

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