GOC (General Organic Chemistry) poori Organic ka foundation hai — IUPAC naming, electronic effects aur reaction intermediates yahan cover hote hain. Yahan aapko is chapter ke sabse important formulas aur quick revision points free milte hain — NCERT/CBSE syllabus ke hisaab se, boards aur JEE/NEET dono ke liye.
Important Formulas & Concepts — Organic Chemistry — Basic Principles and Techniques
- IUPAC: longest chain → lowest locant → prefix alphabetical order
- Inductive effect: −I (NO₂, CN, X) vs +I (alkyl groups)
- Resonance/Mesomeric: +M (OH, NH₂, OR) vs −M (NO₂, CHO, COOH)
- Hyperconjugation: alpha-H jitne zyada, carbocation utna stable
- Carbocation stability: 3° > 2° > 1° > CH₃⁺
- Carbanion stability: CH₃⁻ > 1° > 2° > 3° (ulta)
- Free radical stability: 3° > 2° > 1°
- Homolytic → radicals; heterolytic → ions
Quick Revision Points
- Electrophile electron-deficient (attack karta hai electron-rich par); nucleophile electron-rich
- Stability order ke questions har exam mein aate hain
- Resonance mein conjugation zaroori hai (alternate single-double bonds ya lone pair)
- Aromatic: planar + cyclic + (4n+2)π electrons (Huckel rule)
- GOC weak to poori Organic weak — isse sabse pehle strong karo
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