IGCSE Organic Chemistry
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A series of free IGCSE Organic Chemistry Lessons.
In this lesson, we will learn
Alkanes, Alkenes, Alcohols, Carboxylic acid
Homologous series
What are Alkanes?
What are Isomers?
Properties of Alkanes 1
Properties of Alkanes 2
Cracking hydrocarbons
What are Alkenes?
Isomers in Alkenes
What are Alcohols?
What does Polymerization mean?
Addition reactions of Alkenes
Making ethanol
Reactions of ethanol
Carboxylic acids
How to make ethanoic acid?
What are esters?
Condensation polymerization
How to make Nylon?
What are Biopolymers?
How to make carbohydrates?
How to make proteins?
How to make fats?
Hydrolysis of macromolecules
Making dacron
More Lessons for IGCSE Chemistry
Math Worksheets
A series of free IGCSE Organic Chemistry Lessons.
In this lesson, we will learn
- What is organic chemistry?
- Homologous series
- What are Alkanes?
- What are Isomers?
- Properties of Alkanes
- Cracking hydrocarbons
- What are Alkenes?
- Isomers in Alkenes
- What are Alcohols?
- What does Polymerization mean?
- Addition reactions of Alkenes
- Making ethanol
- Reactions of ethanol
- Carboxylic acids
- How to make ethanoic acid?
- What are esters?
- Condensation polymerization
- How to make Nylon?
- What are Biopolymers?
- How to make carbohydrates?
- How to make proteins?
- How to make fats?
- Hydrolysis of macromolecules
- Making dacron
Alkanes, Alkenes, Alcohols, Carboxylic acid
Homologous series
What are Alkanes?
What are Isomers?
Properties of Alkanes 2
Cracking hydrocarbons
What are Alkenes?
Isomers in Alkenes
What are Alcohols?
What does Polymerization mean?
Addition reactions of Alkenes
Making ethanol
Reactions of ethanol
Carboxylic acids
How to make ethanoic acid?
What are esters?
Condensation polymerization
How to make Nylon?
What are Biopolymers?
How to make carbohydrates?
How to make proteins?
How to make fats?
Hydrolysis of macromolecules
Making dacron
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