
IUPAC nomenclature of organic chemistry|| functional group Part-4 || 11th and 12th chemistry
@a2zpractical991 📘 IUPAC Nomenclature Class 12 Chemistry | Easy Tricks & Full Chapter Explanation
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In this video, we explain IUPAC Nomenclature in the simplest and easiest way for Class 12 students. Learn how to name alkanes, alkenes, alkynes, haloalkanes, alcohols, aldehydes, ketones, amines, and benzene compounds using clear rules and shortcuts.
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👉 Includes examples, tricks, and common mistakes
📌 What You Will Learn
How to choose Longest Chain
How to identify Parent chain & substituents
Prefix, Root word & Suffix rules
Naming branched compounds
IUPAC names of organic functional groups
Step-by-step solved examples
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Video Summary
AI GeneratedThis video serves as the final part of a comprehensive IUPAC nomenclature series by Sachin Shukla. It focuses on the practical application of naming rules, specifically emphasizing the priority order of functional groups and the distinction between prefixes and suffixes when multiple groups are present in a molecule.

