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This course is based on the concepts and problems related to the substrates and reagents of organic reactions. It classifies the reagents in terms of their attacking behaviour into two broad groups called as Electrophiles and Neucleophiles. There are individual lessons on these groups which deal with them in detail. Further, the fission of bonds as a result of the action of reagents is discussed in a lesson separately. Problems related to each of these have got their detailed and well explained solutions in the respective lessons.

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General Organic Chemistry: Substrates and Reagents

General Organic Chemistry 

Organic Chemistry

Chemistry

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This is a brief overview of the course. The learners are free to put up their doubts related to the topics under this course, in the comment section, so that I can work on them in a lesson exclusively.

Overview

This lesson deals with different types of electrophiles. Various questions have been solved in order to identify the electrophiles amongst different set of cations and neutral species separately. Solutions of each of these problems has been discussed in detail.

Electrophiles

This lesson comprises of all the factors that affect the nucleophilicity of a molecule. These factors are the key points to the solution of various questions that arise under this topic. Hence, they are to be kept in mind, while solving a problem related to nucleophilic strength.

Nucleophiles

This lesson consists of various problems on nucleophilicity along with their detailed solutions. The nucleophilic strength of various molecules has been discussed in this lecture through questions related to the same.

Problems on Nucleophilicity

This lesson deals with the explanation of the process of fission of bonds between various species. This has been explained through questions along with their explanatory verbal solutions.

Fission of Bonds

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Lessons

5 lessons • 1h 4m

Overview

Electrophiles

Nucleophiles

Problems on Nucleophilicity

Fission of Bonds