Nomenclatures of amines 11th and 12th chemistry @a2zpractical991

Your name is Nine Muns, meaning I'll cover you right here Common name, as you call me, come on, let's go here Starting with the common name, if it's amino, then one thing would go, right? How many carbon atoms are there here? What do you think about the myth of the root of the tree? What do you feel about the myth? Yes, in common names, this is the one that plays as much carbon as possible. Sweetness is not for everyone; don't force it on all. What did I say? If it's an amino group, then you'll write it lovingly as methylamine. Alright, I'll get it, now you tell me by doing this one. Two carbons, eth, ethylamine, come here, let's go First, P, then what do they call this tin carbon, propane, one carbon methane And for two carbons, what would we say? Ethane, so first comes E, ethane's Either the M from methylene or the P from propane will come, so go by alphabetical order. So first, I know A, B, C, D, then E will come. So, how do you write the name of a two-carbon chain? Ethyl, correct Will it be methyl or propyl next? Yes, your methyl will come first. Because A, B, C, D, F, G, H, I, J, K, L, M, N, O, P The vaccine M will come first, followed by N, L, O, P. What will the vaccine be called for M? Methyl? What will happen to the child, yes methyl? After that, what will come? For three carbons, what do we call it? Propyl Propyl thioate And in the last, what should be added? Don't roast the amino, it's correct. So, ethyl, methyl, propyl, vinyl will remain, sorry Propyl and you will say amine, right? Then everyone will understand the common name. Let's get serious about IUPSC naming conventions. Now, even in IUPSC, there is one thing we need to see with respect. that your suffix will be, which will be written at the end of the chain It will be written by Amin, what will be written? Amin Okay, this part is clear, so let's look at IUPSC So, kid, whatever your chain name comes to be The name of the chain will come, write it down It's a single bond, it's a double bond, write them down Apply ANE, ENE, YNE And in the last, write it together with him Amin, let's get started. Kid, I'm telling you, I'm really sorry I'm confused about the name of the chain and the IUPAC name. Come here today, there's a carburetor here So, a carbon chain is called your name. What will happen now? Look here, all the bonds are single bonds, so I won't write "E" in methane because it will be removed then. If ammonia is added to methane here, then what will happen to methane and ammonia? It will be fine, right? No. I'm telling you once again: look, this is not a comma name; this is an IU PISCI name. Here, you must write the entire thing properly with the chain, methane, because of the comma name. Scruban 3, what are you saying, kid? You're cropping all this, so there's a single bond everywhere, so propene won't be written, because I... I need to write amine, but the amine suffix doesn't come at the end; what will happen then? Will it become propanamine here? I'm secondary now. How would you name the secondary? In IU Pissi, I'll tell you, look first Now first, learn the numbering. In the middle, there is also an oxygen atom here, and there are two carbons here, and one carbon here, so the chain you will get will be two carbons long. So first focus on this, then how long will your chain be? Carbon has become two carbons; write the name of the chain. Name the chain: two carbons are called ethane here. It's a single bond everywhere, ethane, and it's connected to amines, so write amines. Now, what should we do with this? The child has come from outside, and at times, it is attached to an alkyl group. Methyl, Trophyl, jopi whichever attachment it is You have to write in the attachment in Surah. Where do alkyl groups attach? They come during surooh. Yes, if you don't know, just remember it right here however many attachments your carbon group has We will definitely come in the chain of songs. It's an attachment related to carbon. Who is that attachment connected to? I am connected You'll have to write it here too. What do we call one carbon? Methyl Why are you feeling sad? Because this is an attachment. You need to write the attendance from YL. Come on, sir, you're not understanding. Let's try to understand this part carefully. Please listen attentively. Here, when there is one, two carbon atoms here, and one, two, three carbon atoms, then three carbon atoms will be our longest chain, which we call propane—why not? Alright, I'll also give you a tertiary one. Look, the AI name of Terrierly's AIO Passy Is the tertiary IUPAC name Listen, my wife Nitrogen will have a different numbering in the middle. One one here there are two carbons After the fire, the bush has regrown; here, before, there is a carbon, here before, three carbons come into our long chain, and that is propane, namaste. So, child, here there are two connections of carbon, and here there is one carbon connection. ethane So it will become n-ethyl. Who leaks the attachments? from yl to n-ethyl And here, what else is connected? N-methyl If the child is also connected to your ethyl, then it becomes ethyl, methyl, propane, amine, okay. You'll say, "Why did you write 'E' first? Why didn't you write 'M' first?" Well, child, 'E' comes before 'M' in alphabetical order, so 'E' comes first, then 'M', right? Subscribe to this channel to save this video for yourself. You get lots of likes, very exciting, and tons of tips and tricks. Thank you.