Nomenclature

This video looks at the nomenclature of the first 3 alkenes and at the 3-dimensional shapes of their molecules.

Rules for naming binary acids and oxyacids.

This video looks at the naming of esters and at the isomers of C6H12O2. It considers esters and carboxylic acids as functional group isomers and goes on to show that there are many other isomers as well where the molecules have more than one functional group.

One in a series of videos on carboxylic acids, this looks at their nomenclature and isomerism. In regard to the later, it looks at both chain and functional group isomerism, including examples witgh more than one funtional group. Dicarboxylic acids and aromatic acids are also considered.

This video on alcohols looks at nomenclature, classification and isomerism. All 17 alcohol-isomers of C6H13OH are considered. At the end it also compares their boiling points

This video looks at the naming of simple haloalkanes (alkyl halides) and at their classification into primary, secondary and tertiary groups. It also looks at how a haloalkane molecules with more than one halogen atom are named systematically. In related videos in this series, you can learn about the isomers of C5H11Br and C6H13Br.