
In this lecture, we learn the nomenclature of haloalkanes and haloarenes using both IUPAC and common naming systems. The session covers numbering rules, halo substituents, geminal and vicinal dihalides, aromatic halogen compounds, and important examples explained step by step in a simple and concept-oriented manner.
In this lecture, we learn the nomenclature of alcohols and phenols using both IUPAC and common naming systems. The session covers numbering rules, hydroxy functional groups, aromatic phenols, common names, and important examples explained step by step in a simple and concept-oriented manner.
In this lecture, we learn the nomenclature of ethers using both IUPAC and common naming systems. The session covers alkoxyalkane naming, numbering rules, symmetrical and unsymmetrical ethers, common names, and important examples explained step by step in a simple and concept-oriented manner.
In this lecture, we learn the nomenclature of both aliphatic and aromatic aldehydes using IUPAC and common naming systems. The session covers numbering rules, suffix usage, aromatic aldehyde naming, common names, and important examples explained step by step in a simple and concept-oriented manner.
In this lecture, we learn the nomenclature of both aliphatic and aromatic ketones using IUPAC and common naming systems. The session covers numbering rules, common names, cyclic and aromatic ketones, suffix usage, and important examples explained step by step in a simple and concept-oriented manner.
In this lecture, we learn the nomenclature of both aliphatic and aromatic carboxylic acids using IUPAC and common naming systems. The session covers numbering rules, suffix usage, common names, dicarboxylic acids, aromatic acids, and important examples explained step by step in a simple and concept-oriented manner.
In this lecture, we learn the nomenclature of both aliphatic and aromatic amines using IUPAC and common naming systems. The session covers primary, secondary, and tertiary amines, N-substituted amines, aromatic amines, common names, and important examples explained step by step in a simple and concept-oriented manner.
Functional Group Nomenclature | IUPAC & Common Naming
This course is a complete functional group–wise guide to learning the nomenclature of organic compounds using both IUPAC and common naming systems. The course is designed in a simple, beginner-friendly, and concept-oriented manner to help learners clearly understand how different classes of organic compounds are named systematically.
Instead of learning all nomenclature topics together in a confusing way, this course explains each functional group separately with detailed rules, examples, and naming methods. This structured approach helps learners build a stronger understanding of organic chemistry nomenclature step by step.
In This Course, You Will Learn:
IUPAC naming system
Common naming system
Functional group identification
Parent chain selection
Numbering rules
Prefixes and suffixes
Functional group priority
Naming strategies and shortcuts
Aliphatic vs aromatic compounds
Common naming terms and conventions
Functional Groups Covered:
Haloalkanes & Haloarenes
Alcohols & Phenols
Ethers
Aliphatic & Aromatic Aldehydes
Aliphatic & Aromatic Ketones
Aliphatic & Aromatic Carboxylic Acids
Aliphatic & Aromatic Amines
Course Features:
Functional group–wise learning approach
Step-by-step explanations
Detailed solved examples
Practice problems
Beginner-friendly teaching style
Concept-oriented learning
Exam-oriented important points and tricks
This Course is Useful For:
Adult learners interested in organic chemistry
NEET and JEE aspirants
College beginners and undergraduate learners
Competitive exam aspirants
Educators and parents supporting chemistry education
Self-paced chemistry learners
Anyone who wants to strengthen organic nomenclature fundamentals
Learners are strongly recommended to complete the course “Organic Nomenclature Masterclass | IUPAC & Common Naming” before starting this course for a better understanding of the fundamental nomenclature rules and concepts.
By the end of this course, learners will be able to confidently identify and correctly name different functional group compounds using both systematic IUPAC methods and traditional common naming systems.