Dear Khushbu ,

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Hi Amith,

Op Tandon and MS Chauhan are the good and the best books of organic chemistry for different competitive exams like NEET. But in NEET exam the  NCERT books are are said to be the most useful and best books for each and every topic and subject. NEET exam the NCERT books are the useful books as it is easy to know the points on your fingertips from the NCERT books.

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All the best for your future!

Hello Student,

In case of these kind of nomenclature where both an alicyclic ring and an alliphatic side chain is present then

• If the side chain contains a multiple bond or a functional group the alicyclic ring is treated as a substituent irrespective of the size of the ring.

So the structure would be as follows :

The other rules in case both ring and straight  chain is present are :

• If ring contains more or equal number of carbon atoms the it is considered as parent compound
• Is side chain has more number of carbon atoms than ring it is considered as parent chain

Hope this helps.

Hello Shubham !

As far as JD Lee book concerned , the only book available for chemistry of this author is inorganic not organic .

You can download the inorganic chemistry by JD Lee from this below google drive link:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1L56hf3lWO5DCbvKO8McBiO5c8NbvocxZ/view

Hope it helps !

Hello aspirant

Syllabus for organic chemistry for neet is given below

•Haloalkaned and Haloarenes

•Alcohols, phenols and Ethers

• Aldehydes, Ketones, and carboxylic acids

• Amine

• Biomolecules

•Reaction mechanism

•Difgerentiations and conversations -organic IChemistry

Hello,

Heptane has higher boiling point.

The boiling point of Heptane is 98 degree celsius. Heptane is straight chained hydrocarbon and has strong intermolecular force due to which it  has higher boiling points.

2-Methylhexane is an isomer of Heptane. It can't be 1-Methylhexane but should be 2-Methylhexane as mentioned by you in question. 1-Methylhexane  is Heptane only.

2-Methylhexane is an isomer and is also a branched hydrocarbon resulting in decrease of intermolecular force. So it has less boiling point than heptane.

Hope this was helpful

Dear Aspirant,

Never rely on just one book for preparation of exams like NEET. These exams need more then just one book as no book can completely contains the quality of questions which can be asked. I'd rather suggest you must take some coaching material of some institute alongside NCERT to get a variety of questions. You can check out NEET Knockout programme also. It contains all the material you need.

https://learn.careers360.com/knockoutfull-neet-may/?icn=NEET_knockout&ici=c360_sticky_qna_medical

Thank you.

Hello Aspirant,

The fees for MSC Organic Chemistry differs from college to college. since you haven't mentioned  the college name in which you are interested to seek admission, I am unable to assist you with the same. Kindly mention the college name and we'll be happy to share the detail of fees and assist you with the same.

However the average fees for two years may range from 5K to 2 Lakhs.

good Luck

Rushika, Organic Chemistry is a subject in various levels of academics. Can you help us with which class Organic Chemistry are you enquiring about?