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Organic Chemistry for A Level H2 Chemistry — Are aware that Organic Chemistry constitutes about 40% weightage in GCE A-Level H2 Chemistry Exam?

Previously, i have shared a lot of key concepts regarding Organic Chemistry based on the GCE A-Level H2 Chemistry syllabus (code 9729) in Singapore, which is suitable for JC1 and JC2 A-Level students.

Today, i am going to do a consolidation of the key concepts for the following sub-topics in H2 Organic Chemistry:

Introductory Topics (Types of Formulae, Isomerism)
Alkanes
Alkenes
Arenes

For those in JC1 (J1), this few topics in Organic Chemistry will be tested in the upcoming Promotional Examination (Promos Exam).

You can click individual links below to learn more about each concept.

You can also watch some of my Chemistry YouTube Videos on Organic Chemistry which is consolidated at the end of this blog post.

Here we go ………..

H2 Organic Chemistry Notes & Tips

If you prefer to learn the major Organic Chemistry Concepts and Reaction Mechanisms via YouTube Videos, you can do so right below.

H2 Organic Chemistry Videos

1. Introductory Topics

H2 Organic Chemistry Video: Types of Formula for Organic Compounds

Length of video: 4.05 mins

Different types of formulae in H2 Organic Chemistry explained by Sean Chua

2. Alkanes

H2 Organic Chemistry Video: Free Radical Substitution(FRS) Reaction Mechanism

Length of video: 8.36 mins

3 Steps in Free Radical Substitution (FRS) of Alkanes

H2 Organic Chemistry Video: Free Radical Substitution (FRS) Application Question

Length of video: 5.39 mins

Structural Isomerism in Free Radical Substitution (FRS) Reaction Mechanism

3. Alkenes

H2 Organic Chemistry Video: Electrophilic Addition Mechanism C2H4 with Br2 in CCl4

Length of video: 5.11 mins

2 Steps involved in the Electrophilic Addition Reaction Mechanism of Alkenes

H2 Organic Chemistry Video: Electrophilic Addition Mechanism C3H6 with HBr (Markovnikov’s Rule)

Length of video: 7.54 mins

Markovnikov’s Rule in the Electrophilic Addition Mechanism of Unsymmetrical Alkenes

H2 Organic Chemistry Video: Electrophilic Addition Mechanism C2H4 with HBr and aqueous NaNO3 Question

Length of video: 4.12 mins

Application of Markovnikov’s Rule in the Electrophilic Addition Mechanism of
Unsymmetrical Alkenes

4. Arenes

H2 Organic Chemistry Video: Electrophilic Aromatic Substitution Reaction Mechanism

Length of video: 9.33 mins

Sean Chua explains the mechanism involved in Electrophilic Substitution Reaction of Aromatic Compounds (Arenes)

H2 Organic Chemistry Video: Halogenation of Benzene via Electrophilic Aromatic Substitution Reaction Mechanism

Length of video: 6.25 mins

3 Steps mechanism involved in the Electrophilic Substitution (Halogenation Reaction)
of Arenes

H2 Organic Chemistry Video: Nitration of Benzene via Electrophilic Aromatic Substitution Reaction Mechanism

Length of video: 4.24 mins

Nitration of Benzene via the Electrophilic Substitution Reaction Mechanism

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