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Nomenclature of Organic compounds introduction part-1

📘 Nomenclature of Organic Compounds | Basics Explained In this video, we explain the basics of nomenclature of organic compounds in a simple and easy way. Organic compounds are named using different systems to avoid confusion and to identify their structure clearly. The three main systems of naming discussed in this video are Common system, Trivial system, and IUPAC system. 🔹 Common System of Nomenclature In the common system, organic compounds are named based on their natural sources, properties, or uses. These names are easy to remember but do not give complete structural information. Example: Acetic acid, Formic acid. 🔹 Trivial System of Nomenclature The trivial system uses historically popular or widely accepted names of organic compounds. These names are not systematic but are still commonly used in laboratories and textbooks. Example: Chloroform, Toluene. 🔹 IUPAC System of Nomenclature The IUPAC system is the internationally accepted scientific method of naming organic compounds. It follows specific rules based on carbon chain length, functional groups, and substituents, ensuring each compound has a unique and universal name. Example: Ethanoic acid, Methane. 👉 This video is very useful for Class 9, Class 10, Intermediate, and NEET/JEE beginners who want to understand the foundation of organic chemistry nomenclature. 🔖 Hashtags #NomenclatureOfOrganicCompounds #OrganicChemistryBasics #CommonSystem #TrivialSystem #IUPACNomenclature #ChemistryForStudents #Class10Chemistry #OrganicChemistry #NEETChemistry #JEEChemistry #ChemistryYouTube