Haloalkanes, Alcohols & EthersModerate to Tough

Why Your Approach to Haloalkanes Is DOOMED to Fail Without These Fundamentals

Revising Fundamentals - Using curved arrow notation, Understanding reactive sites in a molecule to predict the reaction mechanism. Electrophile nucleophile reactivity, Driving force for chemical reactions

Practice writing reaction mechanisms during Nucleophilic attack

Practice reaction mechanism using subjective questions to improve your understanding of organic

Understand the steps of Nucleophilic attack and a Leaving Group

Interesting Alkyl Halides, The polar carbon-halogen bond, Reactions of alkyl halides, Steps of nucleophilic attack on substrate, Understanding leaving group and what makes a good leaving group.

Understanding Nucleophilicity vs Basicity and factors affecting these

Comparing Leaving groups, Defining Nucleophile, Understand Nucleophilicity Vs Basicty and factors affecting them.

Using MO theory to understand what Good and Bad Nucleophiles

Bonding between borane and ammonia as per MO theory, What makes a good nucleophile and a good electrophile as per MO theory

Using MO theory to understand what Good and Bad Electrophiles

Using MO theory to Identify an electrophile

SN1, SN2 Mechanisms, Ion-Pair Effect, Solvolysis in Detail

Mechanisms for Nucleophilic Substitution, SN1 and SN2 Mechanism and factors affecting the rate of these reactions, Solvolysis and Ion-pair effect

Comparing SN1 and SN2 Reactions, SNi and SN2 Prime Mechanism

Problem practice on SN1 and SN2 Reactions, Stereoselective or stereospecific reactions, comparing SN reactions, Kinetic and thermodynamic factors,

Adjacent pi bonds with SN2 Reaction, SN reactions in Alcohols, Williamson synthesis

How Adjacent pi bonds affect the rate of SN2 Reaction, Comparing SN1 and SN2 in benzylic halides, SN reactions in Alcohols, Ethers as electrophiles, Williamson ether synthesis, opening of epoxides under acidic and basic conditions

Neighbouring Group Participation (NGP) with advance problems and examples

Understanding Neighbouring Group Participation (NGP) in detail with advance problems and examples

Elimination Reaction: E1 and E2 Mechanisms, Saytzeff Rule

What are elimination reactions and their mechanisms ? E1 and E2 mechanism. Saytzeff elimination and Hoffmann Elimination

Preparation reactions of Phenol, Acidity of Phenols, Reactions of Phenol

Preparation of Picric acid, Kolbe Reaction. Claisen & Fries Rearrangement, Reimer Tiemann Reactions