Organic Chemistry

  1.  sodium-borohydride-nabh4
  2. lithium-aluminum-hydride-lialh4
  3. some-important-reactions-of-alcohols
  4. e2-vs-e1
  5. reaction-chart substitution and elimination reaction in alkyl halide
  6. inductive-effect
  7. reductive-ozonolysis-of-alkene
  8. lucas-test
  9. baeyers-test
  10. tautomerism
  11. reaction-chart-of-benzene-diazonium
  12. reaction-chart-of-carboxylic-acid
  13. different-types-of-polymers
  14. ethers-preparation-and-properties
  15. phenol-preparation-and-properties
  16. ethylene-glycol-preparation-and properties
  17. alcohols preparation-and-properties
  18. haloarenes-preparation-and-properties
  19. haloform-reaction-mechanism
  20. haloalkanesdifferences-between-sn1-and sn2
  21. haloalkanes-preparation-and-properties
  22. hydrocarbons-benzene
  23. hydrocarbons-alkynes
  24. hydrocarbons alkenes
  25. hydrocarbons-alkanes
  26. reaction-chart-chemical-properties-of nitrobenzene
  27. reaction-chart-preparation-and amines
  28. reaction-chart-preparation-and properties of carboxylic acid
  29. reaction-chart-preparation-of-aldehydes and ketones
  30. reaction-chart-of-alkanes
  31. quick-revision-of-name-reactions
  32. comparision-between-common-substitution and elimination reactions
  33. quantitative-analysis-of-organic compounds
  34. qualitative-analysis-of-organic compounds
  35. purification-methods-of-organic compounds
  36. classification-of-haloalkanes-and haloarenes
  37. kjeldhals-method-estimation-of-nitrogen
  38. hydrogen-bonding-in-organic-chemistry
  39. carbenes-formation-and-stability
  40. rearrangement-in-carbocations-hydride shift
  41. concept-of-acid-and-base-in-organic chemistry
  42. biomolecules-notes
  43. addition-and-condensation-polymers
  44. reaction-chart-of-ester
  45. reaction-chart-of-amide
  46. reaction-chart-of-acid-chloride
  47. reaction-chart-of-grignard-reagent
  48. comparision-between-aromatic-anti aromatic, non aromatic
  49. reaction-chart-of-benzene
  50. differences-between-dna-and-rna
  51. Reducing and oxidizing agents in chemistry
  52. 300 short question answers on organic chemistry of class 12

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