Functional Groups Interactive Videos

Focus on identifying and naming functional groups, particularly carboxylic acids. Enhance understanding of chemical nomenclature, developing the ability to accurately classify and name compounds.

Explore the properties and reactions of alkanes, alcohols, ethers, aldehydes, ketones, carboxylic acids, esters, amines, and thiols in organic chemistry. Gain an understanding of the unique characteristics and chemical behaviors of these functional groups, enhancing knowledge of organic compounds and their applications.

Focuses on the structure and identification of functional groups in organic chemistry, specifically targeting alkanes. Learners will develop skills in recognizing carbon chains and substituents, comprehending bonding types in alkanes, and applying these concepts to analyze molecular structures.

Examine the role and challenges of functional groups in chemical reactions, focusing on their selectivity and the significance of protecting specific groups to avoid undesired interactions. Gain a comprehensive understanding of how blocking groups operate and recognize key environmental considerations in chemical processes. Develop skills in identifying and managing functional groups to enhance reaction outcomes effectively.

Explore the concepts of resonance structures and functional groups, focusing on identifying key features and differences among various groups. Gain understanding of how resonance structures depict electron delocalization and how functional groups influence molecular properties and reactivity.

Understand the core concepts of functional groups and hydrocarbon structures, specifically focusing on alkenes, alkynes, and hybridization within organic chemistry. Learners will acquire skills in identifying structural features and grasping the principles of IUPAC naming conventions. This knowledge enhances the ability to effectively apply chemical nomenclature concepts.

Explore the fundamental principles of organic chemistry by focusing on naming conventions and the identification of functional groups, particularly amines and hydroxyl groups. Learners will deepen their understanding of molecular structure and hierarchy, gaining the skills to accurately name and recognize complex compounds.

Develop an understanding of alkene nomenclature and the identification of functional groups in organic molecules. Gain proficiency in applying Cahn-Ingold-Prelog priority rules and evaluating molecular configurations, thereby improving skills in structural analysis and chemical naming conventions.

Explore the foundational aspects of organic chemistry with a focus on bonding patterns and the identification of functional groups. Enhance understanding of molecular structures and develop the ability to identify and name key organic compounds.

Focus on analyzing infrared spectra to identify functional groups within organic compounds. Develop skills in recognizing distinctive IR signals and their implications for determining molecular structure, enhancing the ability to connect spectral data with specific chemical functionalities.

Understand the function of valence electrons and familiarize yourself with functional groups, particularly the COOH group, within organic chemistry. Develop skills to identify crucial functional groups and calculate the total number of valence electrons in molecules like acetic acid with precision.

Explore the foundational concepts of organic chemistry, focusing on acid-base reactions, functional groups, and bonding theories. Develop the ability to identify structural elements, predict chemical behavior, and enhance the understanding of molecular interactions.

Explore organic chemistry with a focus on the properties and reactions of carbon-containing compounds. Gain understanding of the significance of molecules in daily life while developing skills to analyze the structure and function of organic compounds.

Discover essential concepts in organic chemistry, concentrating on covalent bonding, molecular structures, and chemical properties. Enhance comprehension of atom interactions in organic compounds and develop skills to identify diverse chemical structures and reactions.

Understand and apply the use of protecting groups in organic chemistry to effectively prevent unwanted reactions. Gain the ability to manipulate functional groups by learning how to select appropriate protecting groups based on key criteria. Explore the implications of these techniques within synthetic applications, enhancing skills in designing and executing complex organic synthesis. Learners will develop a deeper understanding of strategic planning in chemical synthesis and gain proficiency in implementing protection strategies.

Focuses on the principles of ester nomenclature, highlighting functional groups and IUPAC naming conventions. Learners will enhance their understanding of organic chemistry by developing skills in identifying esters and grasping their naming structures.

Examine the concept of homologous series in organic chemistry, focusing on the general formulas and characteristics of alkanes, alkenes, and alkynes. Develop the ability to identify different members of homologous series and understand their properties, enhancing foundational knowledge of organic compounds.

Explore essential concepts in organic chemistry with a focus on the identification of functional groups, IUPAC nomenclature, and reaction mechanisms. Gain skills in classifying compounds, naming organic molecules, and predicting reaction outcomes.

Study the foundational principles of organic chemistry, emphasizing carbon-containing compounds, historical developments, and notable contributions. Gain an understanding of the critical roles that atoms, bonds, and functional groups play in chemical reactions, enhancing knowledge of chemical structures and reactions.

Explore the complexities of aldehyde functional groups and the electron distribution in H2CO through the analysis of Lewis structures. Understand electron configuration and bonding in organic molecules, enhancing problem-solving skills related to chemical bonding.