organic chemistry class 10 detailed notes
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In organic chemistry, you need to be thorough with two things- (1) how to name different compounds of different families; (2) the different reactions by which one family of compounds can be converted into another. The former involves a clear understanding of the IUPAC rules for naming, and the latter requires spending enough time writing down equations, answering questions, framing a mental map of the landscape of organic chemistry (check the last page of the notes) etc.
In a way, reactions in organic chemistry are more complex than the ones in inorganic chemistry and it is not possible to understand why each reaction happens, but I’ve tried to explain briefly wherever possible, using the concept of electronegativity and polarity that you have learnt.
So here’s the work for you-
1. Read the chapter on your own
2. Try and solve the ICSE questions once you think you’ve understood enough
Do post any questions or doubts that arise while you go through the material.
plz mark as brainliest....
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In organic chemistry, you need to be thorough with two things- (1) how to name different compounds of different families; (2) the different reactions by which one family of compounds can be converted into another. The former involves a clear understanding of the IUPAC rules for naming, and the latter requires spending enough time writing down equations, answering questions, framing a mental map of the landscape of organic chemistry (check the last page of the notes) etc.
In a way, reactions in organic chemistry are more complex than the ones in inorganic chemistry and it is not possible to understand why each reaction happens, but I’ve tried to explain briefly wherever possible, using the concept of electronegativity and polarity that you have learnt.
So here’s the work for you-
1. Read the chapter on your own
2. Try and solve the ICSE questions once you think you’ve understood enough
Do post any questions or doubts that arise while you go through the material.
plz mark as brainliest....
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