Unique Online Chemical Bonding Classes & Pre-Recorded Courses

Get to know the exciting world of chemical bonding! In this lesson, we’ll learn how atoms stick together to form important compounds like table salt (sodium chloride). Discover how sodium gives up an electron and chlorine grabs it, creating a strong bond. 

Lesson 1: Chemical Bonding intro

• What is chemical bonding, and where is it seen.

Lesson 2: Types of bonds

• Ionic bond and its use cases

Lesson 3: Covalent bonds

• Covalent bonds and their use cases and examples

Lesson 4:  Conclusion

• Hydrogen bond and representation of bonding

Join us to see how these connections shape everything around us!

Course Curriculum: 

 1. Haloalkanes: 

• Nomenclature, 
• Nature of C–X bond
• Physical and chemical properties
• Optical rotation mechanism of substitution reactions.

 2. Haloarenes: 

• Nature of C–X bond, 
• Substitution reactions (Directive influence of halogen in monosubstituted compounds only).
• Uses and environmental effects of dichloromethane, trichloromethane, tetrachloromethane, iodoform, freons, and DDT.

3. Alcohols: 

• Nomenclature
• Methods of preparation
• Physical and chemical properties (of primary alcohols only)
• Identification of primary
• Secondary, and tertiary alcohols
• Mechanism of dehydration
• Uses with special reference to methanol and ethanol

4. Phenols: 

• Nomenclature 
• Methods of preparation 
• Physical and chemical properties
• Acidic nature of phenol 
• Electrophilic substitution reactions
• Uses of phenols.

5. Ethers: 

• Nomenclature
• Methods of preparation, 
• Physical and chemical properties
• Uses

6. Aldehydes and Ketones: 

• Nomenclature
• Nature of the carbonyl group
• Methods of preparation
• physical and chemical properties
• Mechanism of nucleophilic addition
• Reactivity of alpha hydrogen in aldehydes
• Uses.

7. Carboxylic Acids: 

• Nomenclature
• Acidic nature
• Methods of preparation
• physical and chemical properties
• Uses

8. Amines: 

• Nomenclature
• Classification
• Structure
• Methods of preparation
• Physical and chemical properties
• Uses
• Identification of primary
• Secondary and tertiary amines

9. Diazonium salts: 

• Preparation
• Chemical reactions 
• Importance in synthetic organic chemistry