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BENZENE AND AROMATICITY

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Benzene is a cyclic organic compound which is aromatic in nature. In this class, the properties, characteristics, reactions and effects of substituents on benzene is discussed in details. Watch to understand all about benzene and how to identify aromatic compounds other than benzene.

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By: Sir John Jollynery

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• 1 CARBOXYLIC ACIDS: Introduction, Nomenclature, Properties, Preparation and Reactions


• 2 ALKYL HALIDES 1: Introduction, Properties, Preparation and Reactions


• 3 ALKYL HALIDE 2: Elimination Reactions E1, E2 and Substitution Reactions SN1, SN2


• 4 CARBONYL COMPOUNDS- Aldehydes and Ketones: Preparation, Properties and Reactions


• 5 BASIC ORGANIC CHEMISTRY COMPILED QUESTIONS


• 6 ALCOHOLS: INTRODUCTION, PEPARATIONS, PROPERTIES AND REACTIONS


• 7 BENZENE AND AROMATICITY


• 8 EFFECT OF THE ACIDITY AND BASICITY OF ORGANIC COMPOUNDS


• 9 3 Major Factors that Influence Chemical Reaction Mechanism


• 10 ETHERS: Naming, Preparations, Reactions and Understanding naming of Crown Ethers