🔥One Shot🔥 Carbon and It's Compounds for 10th Board Class with Ashu sir

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🤗TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 Introduction 9:06 Intro of Carbon 13:33 Why Large No. of Carbon Compouds? 22:20 Allotropes of Carbon 27:48 Diamond 34:53 Graphite 41:15 Uses of Allotropes 43:22 Covalent Bond 47:48 Single Covalent Bond 51:42 Double Covalent Bond 52:53 Triple Covalent Bond 1:00:45 Organic Compounds 1:05:45 Saturated Hydrocarbons 1:09:44 Unsaturated Hydrocarbons 1:14:09 IUPAC Naming 1:22:15 HW 1:23:04 Branched Hydrocarbons 1:34:07 HW 1:35:00 Other Organic Compounds 1:43:47 Q's on Organic Compounds 1:48:42 Cyclic Hydrocarbons 1:53:08 Isomers 1:56:48 Homologous Series 2:01:45 Chemical Properties of Ethanol and Ethanoic Acid 2:03:55 Combustion 2:07:02 Addition Reaction 2:10:15 Substituion Reaction 2:13:57 Soaps & Detergents 2:24:54 END Thank me later

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TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 Introduction 9:06 Intro of Carbon 13:33 Why Large No. of Carbon Compouds? 22:20 Allotropes of Carbon 27:48 Diamond 34:53 Graphite 41:15 Uses of Allotropes 43:22 Covalent Bond 47:48 Single Covalent Bond 51:42 Double Covalent Bond 52:53 Triple Covalent Bond 1:00:45 Organic Compounds 1:05:45 Saturated Hydrocarbons 1:09:44 Unsaturated Hydrocarbons 1:14:09 IUPAC Naming 1:22:15 HW 1:23:04 Branched Hydrocarbons 1:34:07 HW 1:35:00 Other Organic Compounds 1:43:47 Q's on Organic Compounds 1:48:42 Cyclic Hydrocarbons 1:53:08 Isomers 1:56:48 Homologous Series 2:01:45 Chemical Properties of Ethanol and Ethanoic Acid 2:03:55 Combustion 2:07:02 Addition Reaction 2:10:15 Substituion Reaction 2:13:57 Soaps & Detergents 2:24:54 END Thank me later

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*TIMESTAMPS* 0:00 Introduction 9:06 Intro of Carbon 13:33 Why Large No. of Carbon Compouds? 22:20 Allotropes of Carbon 27:48 Diamond 34:53 Graphite 41:15 Uses of Allotropes 43:22 Covalent Bond 47:48 Single Covalent Bond 51:42 Double Covalent Bond 52:53 Triple Covalent Bond 1:00:45 Organic Compounds 1:05:45 Saturated Hydrocarbons 1:09:44 Unsaturated Hydrocarbons 1:14:09 IUPAC Naming 1:22:15 HW 1:23:04 Branched Hydrocarbons 1:34:07 HW 1:35:00 Other Organic Compounds 1:43:47 Q's on Organic Compounds 1:48:42 Cyclic Hydrocarbons 1:53:08 Isomers 1:56:48 Homologous Series 2:01:45 Chemical Properties of Ethanol and Ethanoic Acid 2:03:55 Combustion 2:07:02 Addition Reaction 2:10:15 Substituion Reaction 2:13:57 Soaps & Detergents 2:24:54 END Thank me later np(no problem)

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00:02 Carbon is present in a high percentage of things 02:09 Organic chemistry is a key branch in chemistry, focused on chemical properties of organic substances. 06:31 Carbon is present in various forms and is a fundamental part of many substances. 08:32 Carbon is a non-metal with four electrons in its last shell. 12:52 Carbon forms four bonds and has a large number of compounds. 15:39 Sodium compounds and carbon compounds can be formed with specific elements. 20:37 Allotropes of carbon 22:45 Diamond and graphite are allotropes of carbon 26:55 Diamond is formed by carbon atoms with multiple bonds 29:05 Carbon forms a network structure by bonding with four carbon atoms and three more. 34:19 Graphite and diamond, both made of carbon, have significant differences in their structure. 36:25 Carbon has different structures, such as layers and hexagonal rings 42:08 Covalent Bond: A bond in which electrons are shared between two atoms. 44:13 Sharing of electrons forms covalent bonds 47:47 Covalent bonds involve sharing of electrons between atoms. 49:46 Carbon forms covalent bonds by sharing electrons. 54:34 Covalent bonds in carbon compounds depend on the number of bonds formed and the stability of the molecule. 56:56 Overlapping of atoms leads to the formation of stable molecules through covalent bonds. 1:00:53 Organic compounds are compounds containing carbon and found in nature. 1:03:01 Carbon compounds can be organic or inorganic, and this video focuses on organic compounds. 1:07:57 Saturated hydrocarbons are called alkanes. 1:09:57 Unsaturated hydrocarbons are formed by double or triple bonds between carbon atoms. 1:14:29 Naming organic compounds based on the number of carbons and functional groups 1:16:56 Alkanes have twice as many hydrogens as carbons. 1:21:52 Understanding the naming and structure of hydrocarbons 1:24:42 Naming of alkyl groups in carbon chain 1:29:24 Naming carbon compounds based on the number and type of carbon chains. 1:31:46 Understanding the concept of carbon and its compounds 1:37:11 Alcohol is a compound in chemistry where a hydroxy group is attached to carbon. 1:39:15 Ketones require at least three carbons 1:43:57 Naming Haloalkanes and Alcohols 1:46:12 Importance of Carbon and its Compounds 1:50:28 Cyclopainting of hydrocarbons explained with examples 1:52:27 Carbon forms four bonds and can create different structures and isomers. 1:58:00 Homolog series in Carbon and Its Compounds 2:00:25 Homologous series of carbon compounds and their chemical properties 2:06:06 Hydrocarbon combustion produces carbon and gives off light. 2:08:35 Substitution reaction: One element replaces another in a compound. 2:13:41 Shops and detergents are defined chemically as salts of carboxylic acids with long fatty acid chains. 2:16:27 Soap consists of hydrophobic and hydrophilic parts. 2:20:38 Soap and detergents have cleansing action due to the reaction with salts in water. 2:23:57 The chapter on carbon compounds is concluded

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TIMESTAMPS💪See Below👇 0:00 Introduction 9:06 Intro of Carbon 13:33 Why Large No. of Carbon Compouds? 22:20 Allotropes of Carbon 27:48 Diamond 34:53 Graphite 41:15 Uses of Allotropes 43:22 Covalent Bond 47:48 Single Covalent Bond 51:42 Double Covalent Bond 52:53 Triple Covalent Bond 1:00:45 Organic Compounds 1:05:45 Saturated Hydrocarbons 1:09:44 Unsaturated Hydrocarbons 1:14:09 IUPAC Naming 1:22:15 HW 1:23:04 Branched Hydrocarbons 1:34:07 HW 1:35:00 Other Organic Compounds 1:43:47 Q's on Organic Compounds 1:48:42 Cyclic Hydrocarbons 1:53:08 Isomers 1:56:48 Homologous Series 2:01:45 Chemical Properties of Ethanol and Ethanoic Acid 2:03:55 Combustion 2:07:02 Addition Reaction 2:10:15 Substituion Reaction 2:13:57 Soaps & Detergents 2:24:54 END

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🤗TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 Introduction 9:06 Intro of Carbon 13:33 Why Large No. of Carbon Compouds? 22:20 Allotropes of Carbon 27:48 Diamond 34:53 Graphite 41:15 Uses of Allotropes 43:22 Covalent Bond 47:48 Single Covalent Bond 51:42 Double Covalent Bond 52:53 Triple Covalent Bond 1:00:45 Organic Compounds 1:05:45 Saturated Hydrocarbons 1:09:44 Unsaturated Hydrocarbons 1:14:09 IUPAC Naming 1:22:15 HW 1:23:04 Branched Hydrocarbons 1:34:07 HW 1:35:00 Other Organic Compounds 1:43:47 Q's on Organic Compounds 1:48:42 Cyclic Hydrocarbons 1:53:08 Isomers 1:56:48 Homologous Series 2:01:45 Chemical Properties of Ethanol and Ethanoic Acid 2:03:55 Combustion 2:07:02 Addition Reaction 2:10:15 Substitution Reaction 2:13:57 Soaps & Detergents 2:24:54 END Thank me later

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1:22:45 - Homework C2H4- ethene C3H8- propane C9H18- nonene C7H12- heptyne C10H22 - decane HW done👍

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9:06 Intro of Carbon (Video Starts) 13:34 Question 20:54 😂😂 22:12 Allotropes of Carbon 26:52 😂😂🔥 27:49 Diamond 💎 34:54 Graphite ✏️ 41:17 Uses of D and G 43:42 Covalent Bond 47:50 Types of Covalent Bond 51:45 Double Covalent Bond 52:54 Triple Covalent Bond 55:00 E.g of Covalent Bond 58:01 😂😂 1:00:47 Organic Compound 1:03:38 Types of OC 1:05:51 Hydrocarbons 1:07:01 Saturated HC 1:09:44 Unsaturated HC 1:14:13 IUPAC naming of HC 1:22:17 Homework 1:23:06 Branched HC 1:34:59 Other OC 1:48:44 Cyclic HC 1:53:08 Isomers 1:56:47 Homologous Series 2:01:59 Ethanol and Ethanoic Acid 2:03:46 Chemical Properties of OC 2:13:58 Soaps and Detergents

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\\\\\\\\\\\ ONE LIKE PLEASE 😁 \\\\\\\\\\\ 00:02 Carbon is found in a higher percentage of things and is present in various forms. 02:09 Organic chemistry is an important part of the 10th board class curriculum. 06:31 Carbon is present in various substances and plays a crucial role in our daily life. 08:32 Carbon is a non-metal with atomic number 6 and electron configuration 2,4. 12:52 Carbon forms four bonds and has a large number of compounds. 15:39 Carbon can form multiple compounds due to its ability to form four bonds. 20:37 Carbon forms many compounds due to its bonding properties. 22:45 Diamond and graphite are allotropes of carbon. 26:55 Diamond is made up of carbon atom bonded with four other carbon atoms. 29:05 Carbon forms a strong bond and network structure with other carbon atoms. 34:19 The structure of graphite is formed by hexagonal carbon rings 36:25 Carbon and Its Compounds have different structures and forces of attraction 42:08 Organic compounds have covalent bonds 44:13 Covalent bonding involves sharing of electrons between atoms. 47:47 Covalent bonds are formed when atoms share electrons with each other. 49:46 Carbon forms covalent bonds by sharing electrons. 54:34 Different types of covalent bonds in carbon compounds 56:56 Overlapping of atoms in a molecule increases stability. 1:00:53 Organic compounds are compounds containing carbon and found in nature. 1:03:01 There are six organic compounds to study in this chapter. 1:07:57 Saturated hydrocarbons are called alkanes. 1:09:57 Unsaturated hydrocarbons are formed when carbon forms double or triple bonds. 1:14:29 Naming organic compounds in IUPAC format based on the number of carbons 1:16:56 Alkanes have twice as many hydrogens as carbons 1:21:52 Naming hydrocarbons involves choosing the longest chain and considering the branches outside the chain 1:24:42 Naming alkyl groups and numbering chains are key concepts in carbon compounds. 1:29:24 Naming compounds with carbon chains and methyl groups 1:31:46 To name the compound, first identify the longest carbon chain. 1:37:11 Alcohol is a compound in chemistry with an attached hydroxy group to carbon. 1:39:15 Ketones require at least three carbons 1:43:57 Naming Haloalkanes and Alcohols 1:46:12 Understanding Carbon and Its Compounds 1:50:28 Cyclopainting and general formulas for cyclic hydrocarbons 1:52:27 Carbon forms four bonds and one bond each. 1:58:00 Homologous series in carbon compounds 2:00:25 Homologue series and properties of ethanol and ethonic acid 2:06:06 Burning hydrocarbons produces carbon dioxide and light. 2:08:35 Substitution reaction: One element replaces another in a compound. 2:13:41 Shops and detergents are defined chemically as the salt of sodium or potassium with long fatty acid chains. 2:16:27 Soap cleans clothes by utilizing its hydrophobic and hydrophilic properties. 2:20:38 Soap and detergent have cleansing action due to their reaction with calcium and magnesium salts in water 2:23:57 Using only detergent is effective for cleansing in hard water.

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TIMESTAMPS💪See Below👇 0:00 Introduction 9:06 Intro of Carbon 13:33 Why Large No. of Carbon Compouds? 22:20 Allotropes of Carbon 27:48 Diamond 34:53 Graphite 41:15 Uses of Allotropes 43:22 Covalent Bond 47:48 Single Covalent Bond 51:42 Double Covalent Bond 52:53 Triple Covalent Bond 1:00:45 Organic Compounds 1:05:45 Saturated Hydrocarbons 1:09:44 Unsaturated Hydrocarbons 1:14:09 IUPAC Naming 1:22:15 HW 1:23:04 Branched Hydrocarbons 1:34:07 HW 1:35:00 Other Organic Compounds 1:43:47 Q's on Organic Compounds 1:48:42 Cyclic Hydrocarbons 1:53:08 Isomers 1:56:48 Homologous Series 2:01:45 Chemical Properties of Ethanol and Ethanoic Acid 2:03:55 Combustion 2:07:02 Addition Reaction 2:10:15 Substituion Reaction 2:13:57 Soaps & Detergents 2:24:54 END

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TIMESTAMPS💪See Below👇 0:00 Introduction 9:06 Intro of Carbon 13:33 Why Large No. of Carbon Compouds? 22:20 Allotropes of Carbon 27:48 Diamond 34:53 Graphite 41:15 Uses of Allotropes 43:22 Covalent Bond 47:48 Single Covalent Bond 51:42 Double Covalent Bond 52:53 Triple Covalent Bond 1:00:45 Organic Compounds 1:05:45 Saturated Hydrocarbons 1:09:44 Unsaturated Hydrocarbons 1:14:09 IUPAC Naming 1:22:15 HW 1:23:04 Branched Hydrocarbons 1:34:07 HW 1:35:00 Other Organic Compounds 1:43:47 Q's on Organic Compounds 1:48:42 Cyclic Hydrocarbons 1:53:08 Isomers 1:56:48 Homologous Series 2:01:45 Chemical Properties of Ethanol and Ethanoic Acid 2:03:55 Combustion 2:07:02 Addition Reaction 2:10:15 Substituion Reaction 2:13:57 Soaps & Detergents 2:24:54 END

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TIMESTAMPS 0:00 Introduction 9:06 Intro of Carbon 13:33 Why Large No. of Carbon Compouds? 22:20 Allotropes of Carbon 27:48 Diamond 34:53 Graphite 41:15 Uses of Allotropes 43:22 Covalent Bond 47:48 Single Covalent Bond 51:42 Double Covalent Bond 52:53 Triple Covalent Bond 1:00:45 Organic Compounds 1:05:45 Saturated Hydrocarbons 1:09:44 Unsaturated Hydrocarbons 1:14:09 IUPAC Naming 1:22:15 HW 1:23:04 Branched Hydrocarbons 1:34:07 HW 1:35:00 Other Organic Compounds 1:43:47 Q's on Organic Compounds 1:48:42 Cyclic Hydrocarbons 1:53:08 Isomers 1:56:48 Homologous Series 2:01:45 Chemical Properties of Ethanol and Ethanoic Acid 2:03:55 Combustion 2:07:02 Addition Reaction 2:10:15 Substituion Reaction 2:13:57 Soaps & Detergents 2:24:54 END Thank me later np(no problem)

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1:22:20 HOMEWORK ...... 1) Ethene 2) Propane 3) Nonene 4) Heptyne 5) Decane

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1:34:20 homework ans. 1) 3-methhyl hexane 2) 3,3-diethyl hexane

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1st ka answer 2-Ethylpentane

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34:02 Sir, diamond is very expensive because carbon takes more time to change into diamond. Apart of this it also costs much to clean the diamond and make cuts on it to make it lustrous. 1:22:59 HOMEWORK 1) Ethene 2) Propane 3) Nonene 4) Heptyne 5) Decane 1:32:05 3,4 DiMethyl hexane

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TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 Introduction 9:06 Intro of Carbon 13:33 Why Large No. of Carbon Compouds? 22:20 Allotropes of Carbon 27:48 Diamond 34:53 Graphite 41:15 Uses of Allotropes 43:22 Covalent Bond 47:48 Single Covalent Bond 51:42 Double Covalent Bond 52:53 Triple Covalent Bond 1:00:45 Organic Compounds 1:05:45 Saturated Hydrocarbons 1:09:44 Unsaturated Hydrocarbons 1:14:09 IUPAC Naming 1:22:15 HW 1:23:04 Branched Hydrocarbons 1:34:07 HW 1:35:00 Other Organic Compounds 1:43:47 Q's on Organic Compounds 1:48:42 Cyclic Hydrocarbons 1:53:08 Isomers 1:56:48 Homologous Series 2:01:45 Chemical Properties of Ethanol and Ethanoic Acid 2:03:55 Combustion 2:07:02 Addition Reaction 2:10:15 Substituion Reaction 2:13:57 Soaps & Detergents 2:24:54 END Thank me later

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1:34:50 H.W Questions i. 2-Ethylpentane ii. 3,3-Diethylhexane

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1) 3-Methylehexane 2) 3,4-Diethylhexane

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SHOULDNT IT BE JUST 3-DIETHYLHEXANE?

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1:34:20 Questions 1 : 3methylhexane Questions 2 : 2,2ethylhexane

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3,2-diethylpentane

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Tum sab pgal ho 1.2-ethylpentane 2. 3,3-diaethylhexane

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Ya sahi answer haa ​@@PranayVh-j4e

[@laniboruah3173]

1:22:38 - Homework •C2H4 - Ethene •C3H8 - Propane •C9H18 - Nonene •C7H12 - Heptyne •C10H22 - Decane Done 👍✅

[@jyotisingh-ik9ni]

Shai hai

[@jyotisingh-ik9ni]

Mera

[@shiny3479]

Mine also

[@breathe_for_parents]

Mera bhi🎉

[@AditiSingh28980]

unfortunately my 2nd ans was wrong :( i wrote butane instead of propane

[@srushtihere..]

1:22:46 1) C2H4= Ethene 2) C3H8= Propane 3) C9H18= Nonene 4) C7H12= Heptyne 5) C10H22= Decane 1:32:10 2,2- Diamethyl hexane

[@Santosh-lx9gh]

The answer of the 1:32:10 you gave is wrong

[@kailash1416]

Right answer is 3 - die methyl hexane

[@piyushsolanki-ql3rt]

will this lectuer help for 2024 board

[@srushtihere..]

@@piyushsolanki-ql3rt Of course

[@anshumalik6711]

​@@kailash1416I think that is 2 dimethyl hexane

[@SigmaGeeks19]

TIMESTAMPS💪See Below👇 0:00 Introduction 9:06 Intro of Carbon 13:33 Why Large No. of Carbon Compouds? 22:20 Allotropes of Carbon 27:48 Diamond 34:53 Graphite 41:15 Uses of Allotropes 43:22 Covalent Bond 47:48 Single Covalent Bond 51:42 Double Covalent Bond 52:53 Triple Covalent Bond 1:00:45 Organic Compounds 1:05:45 Saturated Hydrocarbons 1:09:44 Unsaturated Hydrocarbons 1:14:09 IUPAC Naming 1:22:15 HW 1:23:04 Branched Hydrocarbons 1:34:07 HW 1:35:00 Other Organic Compounds 1:43:47 Q's on Organic Compounds 1:48:42 Cyclic Hydrocarbons 1:53:08 Isomers 1:56:48 Homologous Series 2:01:45 Chemical Properties of Ethanol and Ethanoic Acid 2:03:55 Combustion 2:07:02 Addition Reaction 2:10:15 Substituion Reaction 2:13:57 Soaps & Detergents 2:24:54 END

[@factworld4957]

Thank you

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[@giyu183]

1:22:55 HOMEWORK QUESTION :- 1) ETHENE - C2H4 2) PROPANE - C3H8 3) NONENE - C9H18 4) HEPTYNE - C7H12 5) DECANE - C10H22 Please correct me if I am wrong...

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Mine is same as you

[@AsthaSingh-s1y]

All correct

[@ShubhGupta-o4l]

Aakhri ke kaese aaye

[@nteverything6140]

​@@ShubhGupta-o4lbro 10 carbon matlab dec and single bond so ane then it forms decane

[@Lillyyyy_y]

@@ShubhGupta-o4l general formula C2H2+2 C = 10 C10H10(2)+2 C10H22

[@MAN0029.]

1:22:49 - Homework C2H4- ethene C3H8- propane C9H18- nonene C7H12- heptyne C10H22 - decane 1:34:57 3-Methylhexane 3,3- Diethylhexane

[@devilsdad1536]

hey, 3-methylhexane is wrong. the correct ans is 2-ethylhexane

[@Zyanpiex]

It's not - 3-ethylpentane

[@nishakumawat6073]

​​@@Zyanpiex No it's 2-Ethylpentane 💗💗

[@AshokReddyKunduru-l4s]

bro ithink its 2-ethlypentane

[@MAN0029.]

@@devilsdad1536 bro its not wrong because methyl is connected with 3rd atom of carbon chain

[@RockyBai-s8i]

those who r seeing this now (2024) 00:02 Carbon is present in a high percentage of things 02:09 Organic chemistry is a key branch in chemistry, focused on chemical properties of organic substances. 06:31 Carbon is present in various forms and is a fundamental part of many substances. 08:32 Carbon is a non-metal with four electrons in its last shell. 12:52 Carbon forms four bonds and has a large number of compounds. 15:39 Sodium compounds and carbon compounds can be formed with specific elements. 20:37 Allotropes of carbon 22:45 Diamond and graphite are allotropes of carbon 26:55 Diamond is formed by carbon atoms with multiple bonds 29:05 Carbon forms a network structure by bonding with four carbon atoms and three more. 34:19 Graphite and diamond, both made of carbon, have significant differences in their structure. 36:25 Carbon has different structures, such as layers and hexagonal rings 42:08 Covalent Bond: A bond in which electrons are shared between two atoms. 44:13 Sharing of electrons forms covalent bonds 47:47 Covalent bonds involve sharing of electrons between atoms. 49:46 Carbon forms covalent bonds by sharing electrons. 54:34 Covalent bonds in carbon compounds depend on the number of bonds formed and the stability of the molecule. 56:56 Overlapping of atoms leads to the formation of stable molecules through covalent bonds. 1:00:53 Organic compounds are compounds containing carbon and found in nature. 1:03:01 Carbon compounds can be organic or inorganic, and this video focuses on organic compounds. 1:07:57 Saturated hydrocarbons are called alkanes. 1:09:57 Unsaturated hydrocarbons are formed by double or triple bonds between carbon atoms. 1:14:29 Naming organic compounds based on the number of carbons and functional groups 1:16:56 Alkanes have twice as many hydrogens as carbons. 1:21:52 Understanding the naming and structure of hydrocarbons 1:24:42 Naming of alkyl groups in carbon chain 1:29:24 Naming carbon compounds based on the number and type of carbon chains. 1:31:46 Understanding the concept of carbon and its compounds 1:37:11 Alcohol is a compound in chemistry where a hydroxy group is attached to carbon. 1:39:15 Ketones require at least three carbons 1:43:57 Naming Haloalkanes and Alcohols 1:46:12 Importance of Carbon and its Compounds 1:50:28 Cyclopainting of hydrocarbons explained with examples 1:52:27 Carbon forms four bonds and can create different structures and isomers. 1:58:00 Homolog series in Carbon and Its Compounds 2:00:25 Homologous series of carbon compounds and their chemical properties 2:06:06 Hydrocarbon combustion produces carbon and gives off light. 2:08:35 Substitution reaction: One element replaces another in a compound. 2:13:41 Shops and detergents are defined chemically as salts of carboxylic acids with long fatty acid chains. 2:16:27 Soap consists of hydrophobic and hydrophilic parts. 2:20:38 Soap and detergents have cleansing action due to the reaction with salts in water. 2:23:57 The chapter on carbon compounds is concluded

[@adityasrivastava9978]

Thannkkss vaaii...😂😭

[@kaushikisingh5470]

Hard work dude 😢 thanks btw 😁

[@Abhishek-yk6dw]

34:02 Sir , diamond is very expensive because carban is taking more time to change into diamond this process occur naturally in the presence of atmospheric pressure and heat etc. We also form artificial diamond it is totally same as natural diamond but this process is very difficult and very expensive. that's why diamond is so expensive.😊

[@seemalather4819]

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[@omverma1207]

We can form artificial DIAMOND, by heating GRAPHITE up to 3000 degree Celsius in the absence of oxygen.

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[@ArtistKrishna04]

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[@soichiroyagami5912]

Nhi bhai... Last line mein likha h ki carbon is so expensive but carbon can be coal,graphite etc... You should edit it to diamond😅

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20:58 was epic 😂

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Khalifa nhi😂😂

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I was searching in comment section why nobody is talking about Khalifa?? Then i found you!!😂😂

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1:22:40 1. Ethene 2.Propane 3.Nonene 4.Heptyne 5.Decane 1:34:55 1) 3-Methylhexane 2) 3,3-Diethylhexane

[@tanishnagra8327]

Thnx bro

[@akritikulavi3410]

Finally someone who is correct!!!

[@glamedits-ny9lj]

3-ethylhexane

[@batrainer5183]

@@akritikulavi3410 exactly.. everyone are saying wrong first one is 3 methyl hexane..

[@Santosh-lx9gh]

2) is 3,4 di ethyl hexane

[@thundergamingofficial3262]

1:22:45 C2H4 = ethene C3H8 = propane C9H18=nonene C7H12=heptyne C10H22= decane You are great sir. Thanks for this lecture it cleared my all topics THANK YOU. ❤❤❤❤❤

[@kirpalsingh1567]

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[@thundergamingofficial3262]

@ZaraSiddiqui-e5d itz ethene

[@pranavsahu4718]

1:02:15 apple is a fruit🍎😂

[@yashshvipareek9427]

1:32:06 ANS: 3,4 -- Dimethyl Hexane

[@deepakverma8484]

Maybe it should be 3,3

[@XO._.unnie4891]

​@@deepakverma8484yess maybe 🤷‍♀️

[@LegendYT-mg3mk]

1:01:58 The apple is a round fruit with a smooth skin, typically red, green, or yellow in color. It has a crisp and juicy texture and a sweet or tart taste, depending on the variety. Apples are commonly eaten fresh, used in cooking and baking, or pressed to make juice. They are also a good source of vitamins and dietary fiber.

[@RealAlien911]

As he already said, that's not really a definition, rather it is its characteristics. there is a high possibility there exists some things that might match all the things u have mentioned...

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​​@@RealAlien911 Apple Is a fruit that is grown on apple tree Bta ye definition match krdega koi aur fruit Bol Ab bol na ....😂😂

[@RealAlien911]

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Bhai mujhe to lga tha apple ek mobile hai jo white hote hain aur bilkul bhi tasty nhi hote hain Aaj Jake pta chala ki apple name ek fruit hai 😂

[@Arhamdgaf]

Sabse accha one shot revision yehi hai..itne kam time mein concept clear ho gya..dil se dhanyawad sirji

[@Onetapharsh5230]

Timestamp 😇😇😇see below👇👇👇👇 0:00 - video/lecture begins 9:06 - Introduction of carbon 13:30 - Question 20:54 - Burj khalifa 😆😆🤣😂 22:10 - Allotrops of carbon 26:57 - 😅🤣😂 27:49 - Diamond 💎 34:55 - Graphite ✏ 41:17 - Uses of diamond 💎 and graphite✏ 43:42 - Covalent bond 47:52 - Types of covalent bond 51:45 - Double covalent bond 52:54 - Triple covalent bond 55:00 - Ex. of covalent bond 58:03 - 🤣😅🤣 1:00:46 - Organic compound 1:03:38 - Types of Organic compound 1:05:50 - Hydrocarbons 1:07:02 - saturated HC 1:09:44 - Unsaturated HC 1:14:13 - IUPAC naming of HC 1:22:17 - Homework 1:23:06 - Branched HC 1:34:58 - Other Organic compound 1:48:44 - Cyclic HC 1:53:10 - Isomers 1:56:47 - Homologous series 2:01:57 - Chemical properties of enthnol 🍷and ethanoic 2:13:58 - Soap 🧼 and detergent 2:25:24 - The End...............

[@Onetapharsh5230]

It may help you 😃😃🙏🏻🙏🏻

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[@factdepartment1428]

33:44 diamond is very costly because it is found in very lower level(at ,mantle And core) comparing with our soil and it takes millions of years to form.

[@shitalgadhari9854]

33:42 The rarity, difficulties in mining, durability, cut, clarity, color, and carat of diamonds make them expensive and in demand. The four C’s determine the value of the stone. The psychological beliefs and myths attached to diamonds are the other reasons that makes them expensive.

[@Abhijitdeka191]

00:02 Carbon is found in a higher percentage of things and is present in various forms. 02:09 Organic chemistry is an important part of the 10th board class curriculum. 06:31 Carbon is present in various substances and plays a crucial role in our daily life. 08:32 Carbon is a non-metal with atomic number 6 and electron configuration 2,4. 12:52 Carbon forms four bonds and has a large number of compounds. 15:39 Carbon can form multiple compounds due to its ability to form four bonds. 20:37 Carbon forms many compounds due to its bonding properties. 22:45 Diamond and graphite are allotropes of carbon. 26:55 Diamond is made up of carbon atom bonded with four other carbon atoms. 29:05 Carbon forms a strong bond and network structure with other carbon atoms. 34:19 The structure of graphite is formed by hexagonal carbon rings 36:25 Carbon and Its Compounds have different structures and forces of attraction 42:08 Organic compounds have covalent bonds 44:13 Covalent bonding involves sharing of electrons between atoms. 47:47 Covalent bonds are formed when atoms share electrons with each other. 49:46 Carbon forms covalent bonds by sharing electrons. 54:34 Different types of covalent bonds in carbon compounds 56:56 Overlapping of atoms in a molecule increases stability. 1:00:53 Organic compounds are compounds containing carbon and found in nature. 1:03:01 There are six organic compounds to study in this chapter. 1:07:57 Saturated hydrocarbons are called alkanes. 1:09:57 Unsaturated hydrocarbons are formed when carbon forms double or triple bonds. 1:14:29 Naming organic compounds in IUPAC format based on the number of carbons 1:16:56 Alkanes have twice as many hydrogens as carbons 1:21:52 Naming hydrocarbons involves choosing the longest chain and considering the branches outside the chain 1:24:42 Naming alkyl groups and numbering chains are key concepts in carbon compounds. 1:29:24 Naming compounds with carbon chains and methyl groups 1:31:46 To name the compound, first identify the longest carbon chain. 1:37:11 Alcohol is a compound in chemistry with an attached hydroxy group to carbon. 1:39:15 Ketones require at least three carbons 1:43:57 Naming Haloalkanes and Alcohols 1:46:12 Understanding Carbon and Its Compounds 1:50:28 Cyclopainting and general formulas for cyclic hydrocarbons 1:52:27 Carbon forms four bonds and one bond each. 1:58:00 Homologous series in carbon compounds 2:00:25 Homologue series and properties of ethanol and ethonic acid 2:06:06 Burning hydrocarbons produces carbon dioxide and light. 2:08:35 Substitution reaction: One element replaces another in a compound. 2:13:41 Shops and detergents are defined chemically as the salt of sodium or potassium with long fatty acid chains. 2:16:27 Soap cleans clothes by utilizing its hydrophobic and hydrophilic properties. 2:20:38 Soap and detergent have cleansing action due to their reaction with calcium and magnesium salts in water 2:23:57 Using only detergent is effective for cleansing in hard water.

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[@youseekenn]

1:01:58 -> An apple is a round, edible fruit produced by an apple tree. Apple trees are cultivated worldwide and are the most widely grown species in the genus Malus. The tree originated in Central Asia, where its wild ancestor, Malus sieversii, is still found🎉

[@itz_aindrilamondal]

He asked the definition not the features lol

[@jitendrapatil9973]

Sometimes features and defin are same

[@sangambhadouriya]

Bro take it serious😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@animesh164]

1:01:11 the round fruit of a tree of the rose family, which typically has thin green or red skin and crisp flesh is called apple

[@mtsindiangamerz]

. 00:02 Carbon is present in a high percentage of things 02:09 Organic chemistry is a key branch in chemistry, focused on chemical properties of organic substances. 06:31 Carbon is present in various forms and is a fundamental part of many substances. 08:32 Carbon is a non-metal with four electrons in its last shell. 12:52 Carbon forms four bonds and has a large number of compounds. 15:39 Sodium compounds and carbon compounds can be formed with specific elements. 20:37 Allotropes of carbon 22:45 Diamond and graphite are allotropes of carbon 26:55 Diamond is formed by carbon atoms with multiple bonds 29:05 Carbon forms a network structure by bonding with four carbon atoms and three more. 34:19 Graphite and diamond, both made of carbon, have significant differences in their structure. 36:25 Carbon has different structures, such as layers and hexagonal rings 42:08 Covalent Bond: A bond in which electrons are shared between two atoms. 44:13 Sharing of electrons forms covalent bonds 47:47 Covalent bonds involve sharing of electrons between atoms. 49:46 Carbon forms covalent bonds by sharing electrons. 54:34 Covalent bonds in carbon compounds depend on the number of bonds formed and the stability of the molecule. 56:56 Overlapping of atoms leads to the formation of stable molecules through covalent bonds. 1:00:53 Organic compounds are compounds containing carbon and found in nature. 1:03:01 Carbon compounds can be organic or inorganic, and this video focuses on organic compounds. 1:07:57 Saturated hydrocarbons are called alkanes. 1:09:57 Unsaturated hydrocarbons are formed by double or triple bonds between carbon atoms. 1:14:29 Naming organic compounds based on the number of carbons and functional groups 1:16:56 Alkanes have twice as many hydrogens as carbons. 1:21:52 Understanding the naming and structure of hydrocarbons 1:24:42 Naming of alkyl groups in carbon chain 1:29:24 Naming carbon compounds based on the number and type of carbon chains. 1:31:46 Understanding the concept of carbon and its compounds 1:37:11 Alcohol is a compound in chemistry where a hydroxy group is attached to carbon. 1:39:15 Ketones require at least three carbons 1:43:57 Naming Haloalkanes and Alcohols 1:46:12 Importance of Carbon and its Compounds 1:50:28 Cyclopainting of hydrocarbons explained with examples 1:52:27 Carbon forms four bonds and can create different structures and isomers. 1:58:00 Homolog series in Carbon and Its Compounds 2:00:25 Homologous series of carbon compounds and their chemical properties 2:06:06 Hydrocarbon combustion produces carbon and gives off light. 2:08:35 Substitution reaction: One element replaces another in a compound. 2:13:41 Shops and detergents are defined chemically as salts of carboxylic acids with long fatty acid chains. 2:16:27 Soap consists of hydrophobic and hydrophilic parts. 2:20:38 Soap and detergents have cleansing action due to the reaction with salts in water. 2:23:57 The chapter on carbon compounds is concluded

[@Sharan__Vlogs]

Thank you bhai

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[@NovaNexify]

1:01:56 It's a crisp, round edible, often with shades of red, green, or yellow. Its flavor varies from tart to sweet, and its crunchy texture makes it a popular choice for snacks and desserts. Commonly found in orchards, it’s rich in fiber and vitamin C, enjoyed raw, baked, or pressed into a refreshing drink. Known for its health benefits and role in folklore, this produce has a signature aroma and a juicy bite that people around the world love.

[@Darweed850]

01:32:12 Answer i)- 3,4-Dimethylhexane Answer ii)- 2-Ethylpentane Answer iii)- 3,3-Diethylhexane

[@jyotiranjanram3232]

Bro (ii) 3-methyl hexane

[@vanshagrawal5921]

How in (ii) it can be 2-ethylpentane

[@vanshagrawal5921]

@@jyotiranjanram3232 yes it is the right answer

[@ritik_562]

​@@vanshagrawal5921go back to step 1 and choose the longest chain

[@nehalgarg3838]

1:22:46 homework C2H4 -- Ethene C3H8-- Propane C9H18 -- Nonene C7H12 -- Heptyne C10H22-- Decane

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1:02:02 An apple is the fruit of an apple tree or An apple is a round, edible fruit produced by an apple tree. Apple trees are cultivated worldwide and are the most widely grown species in Malus. The tree originated in Central Asia, where its wild ancestor, Malus sieversii, remains. Apples have been grown for thousands of years in Eurasia and were introduced to North America by European colonists. Apples have religious and mythological significance in many cultures, including Norse, Greek, and European Christian traditions.

[@noonehere747]

41:08 sir graphite has actually shiny surface because if we see lead of pencil under light then it actually reflects light and we can easily observe that.

[@parilambha]

HW Answer 1:22:22. 1 Ethene ❤. 2Propane❤. 3Nonene❤. 4Heptyne❤. 5Decane❤. Hope this is correct ❤🎉.

[@nawazkhan01]

Though one shot but each point is taught so specifically and briefly that I think each student would be satisfied HATS OFF SIR FOR THAT QUALITY EDUCATION APPRECIATE IT.

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33:45 Bcz its original form is cheap but its requires hugh pressure and temperature to be converted into diamond Sbd another reason may be depends on thr xuts or the refractivity of diamond

[@sudhirsaurya9370]

34:00 Bcz diamond is cut at different angle So that it can total internal reflection hence it shines and are lustrous substance .

[@AvikaPatel-cz2le]

1:22:18 Homework 1. Ethene 2. Propane 3. Nonene 4. Heptyne 5. Decane

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1:02:07 What is 🍎 An apple is an edible fruit produced by an apple tree.

[@aryavartamishra8185]

No need to write edible fruits fruits are generally edible. Moreover many apples are inedible

[@nameless_wonder25]

An apple is a fleshy fruit that develops from the ovary of a flower on the apple tree (Malus domestica). After fertilization, the ovule inside the flower matures into seeds, while the surrounding ovary tissue becomes the edible part of the fruit. Apples are typically round and can be red, green, or yellow, with a crisp texture and a flavor ranging from sweet to tart.

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Is it only me who noticed the break after sir said KOI BHI "KHALIFA" BANAO💀👀

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Mei bhi kiya tha

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Me too 💜😂 so the channel is named science and fun 😂

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(Khalifa) samza raha ho bro 💀

[@AasthaKumari-bh1gm]

1:22:55 Q1ans- ethene Q2ans - propane Q3ans- nonene Q4ans- heptyne Q5ans- decane

[@Growing97]

Well done beta

[@ahish6908]

Bhai kya sir ne deleteed topic hatake pdhaya hai?

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Yes

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@@ahish6908 bhai carbon compound M koi topic deleted hi nhi h

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@@Avik005 yup carbon and compounds ma koe deleted chapter nhi hai bhai

[@editorak577]

34:03 Because it takes a lot of energy to form and needs very much pressure.

[@gamingbhai7306]

33:35 As it requires High pressure and high temp it occurs rarely in earths crust and hence is expensive

[@nitinjhajharia4425]

I literally understood this chapter. Even before I watched many other oneshots but none was as clear as this man does. Man you cannot be compared with a diamond cuz diamond have a price tag but u are antique and precious 💞

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[@ram__lastchance]

1:01:50 apple is a sweet fruit grows in tree we eat and next day take out by process of egestion

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[@Sahilrehan24]

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[@Sanatani131]

1:22:17 Homework Ans C2H4=Ethene C3H8=Propane C9H18=Nonene C7H12=Heptyne C10H22=Decane 👍👍

[@meaw-6.9]

1:32:05 3,4 di methyl hexane Homework questions (1)= 3-methyl hexane (2)=3,3- di ethyl hexane

[@thrilllearning9893]

Bro 2nd waala 3,3-Di ethyl hexane hoyega

[@meaw-6.9]

@@thrilllearning9893 kaise brother

[@priyanshisingh4235]

@@meaw-6.9 kyuki vaha par 6 carbons ki chain banegi achhe se dekho and can you please explain me the first one i don't understand

[@mokshdewangan1992]

@@priyanshisingh4235 longest chain 6 ki hai aur 3 pe methyl h

[@azhanahmad5199]

@@mokshdewangan1992 ethyl hai bhai ch2 Aur sir ne khud ques dete wakt bola

[@archanasingh5510]

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[@theartisticguy7690]

1:32:10 3,4-Dimethylhexane 3-Methylhexane 3,3-Diethylhexame

[@NeelamSingh-jb2iq]

Second one will be 2 ethylpentane

[@Shivamyadav-bq6vz]

Yes 2nd will be 2 ethyl pentane

[@swayamgautam6303]

No 2- ethyl hexane

[@avneshtheganesh3293]

@@NeelamSingh-jb2iq no we have to select the longest carbon carbon chain , and sir also gave a hint , acc to that , it is 3-methylhexane

[@aryanrajput3188]

@@NeelamSingh-jb2iq no bro uska Sara sahi hai

[@yasptv_27]

1:22:50 1. C2H4 = Ethene 2. C3H8 = Propane 3.C9H18 = Nonene 4. C7H12 = Heptyne 5. C10H22 = Decane

[@yatharth_kawde0720]

1:02:04 Apples contain a variety of phytochemicals, including quercetin, catechin, phloridzin and chlorogenic acid, all of which are strong antioxidants.

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[@Devmeena4522]

Bro it's properties not defination 😊

[@tejalchopra43]

01:34:50 1. 4-Ethyl pentane 2. 3,3 - Diethyl hexane

[@allenterrainmentandgaming]

@@atharva0926 Yes bro......

[@DivyaPrerna_1]

@@atharva0926 yup

[@nightmare_ftw]

@@Vergil0168 yes

[@AdVaY...]

​@@atharva0926how

[@AdVaY...]

​@@atharva0926it will be "4"-MethylHexane

[@KrishArts9]

24:49 Sir U didn't mentioned 3rd Allotropes of Carbon which is "Buckminsterfullerenes"

[@SardeepsinghSaini]

Kon kon pehle Prashant bhaiya se par ke aaye hai aur smj nhi lagi

[@kamleshsaini3677]

Same here..but vaha bhi Thora sa smj aaya tha

[@SardeepsinghSaini]

Ok

[@vanshsrivastava5596]

Me😢

[@gamer9azim720]

Mee bro 😢

[@kamleshsaini3677]

@@gamer9azim720 like kardo fr comment enka .. shayad awareness create ho jaya

[@besingh1108]

Homework Questions 1:34:26 3-Methyl Hexane 1:34:54 3,3-diethyl Hexane

[@ograpid99]

4?

[@HimaniChouhan08]

Correct same my answer

[@foundationclasses5618]

Can you please explain I am non science student

[@besingh1108]

@@ograpid99 what 4?

[@RitikaSaini-m1i]

Bro in first it may be 2 ethyl hexane??

[@nihalkumar4132]

Homework 1:34:54 1. 3-dimethylhexane 2. 3-diethylhexane

[@vanshika2541]

1:31:34 Pr sir ne jo 4 ex karvaya hai usmein longest chain kaise select ki hai 4 ques mein please reply

[@nihalkumar4132]

@@vanshika2541 horizontally select kiya h kyoki usme max 4 carbon ka chain h 😇

[@vanshika2541]

@@nihalkumar4132 thnku

[@nihalkumar4132]

@@vanshika2541 welcome 😇

[@sanidhyamalviya6482]

You from ies public school bhopal????​@@vanshika2541

[@Aryan_P_Jarang]

34:00 It is expensive because when extracted raw from minerals they are not that shinny and pure later the diamond crystals are beaten and various cuts to make it look more attractive

[@alickthomas8997]

1:34:50: 1)3-mythylhexane 2)3,3-diethylhexane

[@karranveersingh6]

Correct 😁

[@prathameshkanungo4709]

C2H4:- Ethene C3H8:- Propane C9H18:- Nonene C7H12:- Heptyne C10H22:- Decane

[@SumanGupta-ms1sm]

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[@sahiljaat2028]

H.W. at 1:22:40 1= ethene 2= propane 3= nonene 4= heptyne 5= decane Did I am right or not ...?

[@KunalPdhle]

Right 👍

[@Ananya_007_]

Right

[@Keshav-tv3pj]

Right👍

[@Keshav-tv3pj]

Pr tu toh 2022-2023 se hai

[@SumeshChaturvedi-f3c]

You are not right

[@jogeswarbhoi7340]

1:22:45 homework (1) Ethene (2) Propane (3) Nonene (4) Heptyne (5) Decane

[@tamannachahar3388]

1:34:29 hw ques (1) 3- Methylhexane 3,3-Diethylhexane

[@Dumbshit948]

Numbering mea 3 kese aaya?? 2 ni aana chahiye?? Plz reply

[@gaurav_chandel0090]

@@Dumbshit948 bhai sir ne bola tha ki longest chain dhundo aur essa krke CH ke neeche do hai aur CH ke aage ek so, agar neeche wala dekhe toh vo longest chain aur usse krke 3rd number pe methyl aaya so 3-methylhexane

[@Dumbshit948]

@@gaurav_chandel0090 acchaaaaa smjh gyii 😂 btw thxxx

[@u_gamerz]

2:24:03 sir then what is NaHCO³.10H²O Is it not a detergent or washing powder? Is there any difference between these? plz clear my Doubts sir.🤔🤔

[@hussainns_]

Washing powder and detergents are not same 🗿

[@k.b19]

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[@adityasrivastavaexercisefo4036]

Brother first of all it is Na2CO3.10H20 Not NAHCO3.10H20 Now Detergent :- Detergent is a powerful cleaner that dissolves more completely in water than soap. It can break up dirt, oils, and grease on dishes and clothing. Washing Powder:- Washing powder is a conventional washing method that dissolves in water over a longer period of time than liquid detergent. It's often used to clean oil spills, unblock drains, remove soap scum

[@Its_aksha_321]

1:22:52 A) ethyne B) propane C) nonene D) heptyne E) decane It's righ answers 😊

[@shivacalisthenics]

a)ethene hona chahiye

[@Panav9]

1:22:47 1 ethene 2. propane 3. nonene 4. Heptyne 5. Decane

[@DevKamra09]

thanks I confirmed my answers

[@JITESHKAKRAN]

GOOD EVENING SIR I AM JITESH SIR MY QUESTION IS YOU GIVE THE EXAMPLE OF ALDEHYDE THAT C DOUBLE BOND O -C3H7 THEN YOU WROTE BUTANAL BUT YOU SAY CNH2N IS ALKENE SO THIS C DOUBLE BOND O-C3H7 IS FOLLOWING ALKENE THEN ITS NAME IS BUTENAL IS IT CORRECT OR NOT PLEASE REPLY SIR 1:48:41 IAM VERY CONFUSED

[@ARyanareyou]

Bhai double bond carbon me hona chahiye na ki oxygen ke sath isliye ye alkene nhi hai

[@umeshgupta2903]

1:22:37 1. Ethene 2. Propane 3. Nonene 4. Heptyne 5. Decane❤❤

[@XiralMXM]

Sir,aap bahut achha padhate ho,dil corbon-corbon ho gaya

[@anujsharma4402]

4 February ke exam ke liye jo padhne aaye h, wo apni attendance lga ke zana😅 👇

[@unique_mehndi_for_you_2802]

🙋‍♀

[@himanshuparmar8429]

33:47 Diamond are very precious like found very deep in earth and found in very less amount and take very much effort for refining it.(fact-diamonds are made in labs too )(jupiter has diamond rain)

[@actually_correct]

No

[@himanshuparmar8429]

@@actually_correct wa da hel?

[@actually_correct]

@@himanshuparmar8429 it is basically because of a company called de berrs

[@Aditya-ld1ju]

It's look like a 5th class kid is answering 😂

[@himanshuparmar8429]

@@Aditya-ld1ju bruh man

[@murtazaleader]

33:00 because diamond made of carbon in the earth crust 0:03 percentage available

[@CARATsvt17luv]

best explanation for carbon I have ever got in my life.... thank you so much for this lecture, sir.... I can't explain this by words that how much useful it is for me...🥺💝

[@Sakshi45462]

1:32:15 3,4-Dimethylhexane

[@TanyaSrivastava-ud1ph]

1:35:00 3-methyl hexane 3,3- diethyl hexane

[@ramgarg8855]

2-ethyl hexane 3,3-diethyl hexane

[@Yashivashishtha]

1:22:50 HOMEWORK C2H4=ethene C3H8=propane C9H18=nonene C7H12=heptyne C10H22=Decane HW done 😊

[@GauravGupta-cw7ti]

Thanks

[@Greatdhruv123]

33:46 ANSWER - Diamond is so much mehenga because of the polishing and hard work done on it to make it attractive and perfect for jewellery items. REVIEW - Thanks for reading my answer . Sir you taught absolutely mind-blowing , Not only loved you lecture but also understood and cleared my all weak concept, THANKS.

[@SkullyRouge]

Ohh that's why its mehanga😂❤

[@Greatdhruv123]

@@SkullyRouge 😂