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In NEET Chemistry section,

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Hello,

You  start your organic  chemistry preparation first with All name reactions given in the NCERT text book because sometimes they directly asked from their and then  solve all the problems given in the exercise .

After that solve  all previous year questions that has been asked from last 10 years.

Here  I am sharing some important name reactions from class 12th -:

1. Sandmeyer Reaction 2. Gattermann Reaction 3. Balz-Schiemann Reaction

4. Finkelstein Reaction 5. Swartz Reaction 6. Wurtz Reaction 7. Fitting Reaction

8. Wurtz - Fittig Reaction 9. Kolbe's Reaction 10. Reimer- Tiemann Reaction

11. Rosenmund Reduction 12. Gattermann - Koch Reaction

13. Stephen Reaction or Stephen Reduction 14. Clemmensen Reduction 15. Wolff - Kishner Reduction 16. Haloform Reaction (Iodoform Reaction)

17. Aldol Condensation 18. Cannizzaro Reaction  19. Friedel - Crafts Reaction

20. Grignard Synthesis  21. Esterification Reaction or Fischer Esterification

22. Williamson Synthesis      23. Diazotisation Reaction         24. Etard Reaction

25. Hell - Volhard Zelinsky Reaction  26. Decarboxylation Reaction

27. Hofmann Bromide Reaction 28. Gabriel Phthalimide Synthesis

29. Coupling Reaction 30. Carbylamine Reaction.

Hope this will help you to gain more marks in short duration of time .

PS-: Write  all these reaction in your note book and revise it properly.

Best of luck!

3-butylbromide in basic medium(ammonia) will undergo elimination reaction and form an alkene. The HBr molecule is eliminated here.

Thus, 2-methylpropene is formed.

Dear Aspirant,

Here is the topic wise weightage:-

p-Block, d- and f-Block Elements- 9%

Thermodynamics- 8%

Equilibrium -6%

Chemical bonding and molecular structure- 5%

Solutions- 5%

Organic Chemistry: Basic Principles & Techniques- 4%

Alcohols, Phenols and Ethers :-4%

Aldehydes, Ketones and Carboxylic Acids- 4%

Hope this helps. Thank you.

Hi aspirant,

If you are a JEE(Main+Advanced) or NEET aspirant then you might have heard the organic chemistry is the most scoring paper and indeed it is. Therefore it is very important to learn it properly. Here I am giving you few tips to improve your organic chemistry.

• Learn structures and nonomenclature

Organic chemistry would have been a jungle had there not been structures and nomenclature. You need to know how to draw structure and name a compound.

• Memorize the name reactions well

You should remember the name reactions very well and should be able to recognise a reaction instantly. JEE and NEET examination are all about speed and accuracy in organic chemistry.

• Build a foundation

Organic chemistry is like a pyramid, So the top will collapse without a strong base. You should not skip the beginning and study it properly as it is the foundation for others.

• Work on the problems

Learning Organic Chemistry requires problem practice. You should attempt all NCERT questions, then your reference book exercises and hit the past year papers. Spend all the extra time you save from theory for organic chemistry into solving problems. Read NCERT thoroughly and ensure that not a single line is left unstudied.

• Prepare Mind maps

While studying organic chemistry we encounter a number of reagents. Some are reducing agents(LiAlH4), some oxidize(O3), while some dehydrate.(conc. H2SO4). Know what they do, make a list, and remember them.

• Don't forget Acid Base reactions

More than half of organic chemistry is based on acid-base reaction? You can call them Electrophile and Nucleophile if you like. Once you know how they work then organic chemistry will be easier for you.

At last I would say that it involves discipline, doing problems, focusing on learning concepts, and staying on top of the material to do better in organic chemistry and you can do that. Remember NCERT is must and you should not skip it thinking it to be easy. Rather read it thoroughly even single line and solve its excercise even if it seems easier to you.

Wish you all the best.