Complete Organic Chemistry Igcse Class 10

Basics of organic chemistry

What you'll learn

Organic chemistry fudamentals

ICSE/IGCSE/Olympiads preparation for chemistry

Revision of organic chemistry for high school

Organic chemistry is conceptual and does not require rot learning.

Requirements

No prerequisite for this course. Just patience and dedication.

Description

Class 10 organic chemistry IGCSE is an introductory course that covers the basics of organic chemistry. Students will learn about the structure, properties, and reactions of organic compounds, which are compounds that contain carbon atoms. The course will cover topics such as:The structure of organic compounds, including hydrocarbons and functional groupsThe naming and formulae of organic compoundsThe properties and reactions of alkanes, alkenes, alkynes, and aromatic compoundsThe isomerism of organic compoundsThe properties and reactions of alcohols, carboxylic acids, esters, and other organic compoundsThe mechanism of organic reactions, including substitution, addition, and elimination reactionsThroughout the course, students will learn how to write chemical equations, predict products of chemical reactions, and interpret spectroscopic data. They will also develop critical thinking skills and problem-solving abilities through various exercises and assignments.By the end of the course, students will have a solid understanding of the fundamentals of organic chemistry, which will prepare them for more advanced courses in chemistry and related fields.Details of topics covered in this course:Organic Chemistry – Study of Hydrocarbons & their derivativesHydrocarbonHomologous seriesFunctional GroupGeneral FormulaSimple differentiating of the four homologous series:AlkaneAlkeneAlcoholCarboxylic acidNaming an organic compoundList of prefixesSuffix, indicating the homologous seriesExamples:Naming an Organic Compound by interpreting the formula:Different types of formulas in organic chemistryMolecular FormulaStructural FormulaDisplayed FormulaStructural IsomerismIsomersIsomers of PenteneIsomers of butanol:Physical properties of Alkanes, Alkenes, alcohols and carboxylic acids:Chemical Reactions of Alkane, Alkene, and Alcohols:Test of Unsaturation (presence of carbon-carbon double bond)Production of ethanolComparison between fermentation and hydration of etheneWhat is crude oil (petroleum)?Properties of hydrocarbons as their size increasesSeparation of crude oilCrackingWhy cracking?How cracking works?PolymersAddition PolymerisationCondensation PolymerisationExamples of addition polymersPoly(ethane):Poly(propene):Poly(chloroethene)/PVC(poly vinyl chloride)Examples of condensation polymers:Nylon:Conclusion                                                                       

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Hydrocarbons

Lecture 2 Alkanes and Alkenes

Lecture 3 Alkynes

Lecture 4 Isomers

Lecture 5 Methane: Preparation with Physical and Chemical Properties

Lecture 6 Ethene: Preparation with Physical Properties

Lecture 7 Ethene: Chemical Properties

Lecture 8 Polymers: Terylene and Nylon

Lecture 9 Methyl and Functional group Alcohol

Lecture 10 Functional Group: Carboxylic Acid

Lecture 11 Petroleum

Anyone who wants to learn basics of organic chemistry