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  1. 23Introduction to Organic Chemistry
    1. Organic Compounds and their Sources
    2. Catenation: Why Carbon Is Special
    3. Functional Groups and Homologous Series
    4. Molecular, Structural, Displayed and Skeletal Formulae
    5. IUPAC Naming
    6. Structural Isomerism
    7. Stereoisomerism: Geometric and Optical
    8. Free Radicals, Nucleophiles and Electrophiles
  2. 24Fossil Fuels and Petroleum
  3. 25Hydrocarbons: Alkanes, Alkenes and Alkynes
  4. 26Aromatic Compounds (Benzene)
  5. 27Alkyl Halides (Halogenoalkanes)
  6. 28Alcohols, Phenols and Ethers
  7. 29Aldehydes and Ketones
  8. 30Carboxylic Acids and their Derivatives
  9. 31Amines
  10. 32Polymers
  11. 33Biochemistry
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Chemistry · Organic Chemistry · Chapter 23

Introduction to Organic Chemistry

Taught in Class 10Class 12O LevelA Level

Topics in this chapter

  1. 23.1Organic Compounds and their Sources
  2. 23.2Catenation: Why Carbon Is Special
  3. 23.3Functional Groups and Homologous Series
  4. 23.4Molecular, Structural, Displayed and Skeletal Formulae
  5. 23.5IUPAC Naming
  6. 23.6Structural Isomerism
  7. 23.7Stereoisomerism: Geometric and OpticalA Level
  8. 23.8Free Radicals, Nucleophiles and ElectrophilesA Level
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