This organic chemistry course provides students with a comprehensive understanding of isomerism and it's types.

Key Concepts:

Isomerism:

Understanding the concept of Isomerism and it's types in organic chemistry.

Structural Isomerism:

Understanding the structural isomerism and it's types including chain isomers, position isomers, metamers , Functional group isomers and Ring Chain isomers.

Tautomerism:

Understanding of tautomerism ,enol content and how conjugation and Hydrogen bonding affects enol content.

Stereo isomerism:

Understanding the stereo isomerism and how different organic compounds exist in three dimensions including configurational and conformational isomers.

Configurational Isomers:

Understanding different Configurational Isomers like Geometrical and Optical Isomers and their different Configurations.

Geometrical isomerism:

Learning different types of geometrical isomers including Cis-Trans, Syn-Anti and E and Z Configurations.

Optical Isomerism:

Understanding the optical isomerism having different Configurations.

Polarimetry:

Identification of organic compounds whether they are optical active or optically inactive using polarimetry.

Diastereomers:

Understanding how compounds are stereo isomers but not mirror images of each other known as diastereomers.

Enantiomers

Meso Compounds

Racemic Mixture

Understanding different Configurations like R and S Configuration, D and L Configurations for sugars, dextrorotatory and levorotatory Configuration, Erythro and Threo compounds.

Conformational Isomerism:

Understanding conformers of different organic compounds, dihedral angle. Conformers of ethane, butane and hexane ars explained.

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