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Sl.No Chapter Name MP4 Download
1Lecture 1 : Constitution and ConfigurationDownload
2Lecture 2 : Chirality, Symmetry ElementsDownload
3Lecture 3 : Project Ion Formulae Rules for DrawingDownload
4Lecture 4 : Chirotopicity and StereogenicityDownload
5Lecture 5 : Newmann Projection, Saw Horse Projection, Wedge FormulaDownload
6Lecture 6 : Chirotopicity and StereogenicityDownload
7Lecture 7: Absolute ConfigurationDownload
8Lecture 8 : Absolute Configuration (Contd.)Download
9Lecture 9 : Problems on the above topicsDownload
10Lecture 10 : TopicityDownload
11Lecture 11 : Axial Chirality in Allenes, BiphenylsDownload
12Lecture 12 : Relative Configuration, Prochiral Faces and Prochiral CentresDownload
13Lecture 13 : Chirality in Heteroatom SystemsDownload
14Lecture 14 : Conformations and ConformersDownload
15Lecture 15 : Conformational Analysis of Acyclic MoleculesDownload
16Lecture 16 : Conformational Analysis of Acyclic Molecules (Contd.)Download
17Lecture 17 : Conformations of Acyclic Molecues Containing HeteroatomsDownload
18Lecture 18 : Conformations of Cyclic SystemsDownload
19Lecture 19 : Conformations of Cyclic Systems (Contd.)Download
20Lecture 20 : Conformation of Cyclobutane and CyclopentaneDownload
21Lecture 21 : Conformation of CyclohexaneDownload
22Lecture 22 : Energy Changes During FlippingDownload
23Lecture 23 : Energy Comparison between Chair and Boat ConformationsDownload
24Lecture 24 : Conformational Analysis of Substituted CyclohexanesDownload
25Lecture 25 : Conformational Analysis of Substituted Cyclohexanes (Contd.)Download
26Lecture 26 : Conformational Analysis of Substituted Cyclohexanes (Contd.)Download
27Lecture 27 : Conformational Analysis of Substituted Cyclohexanes (Contd.) Download
28Lecture 28 : Conformational Analysis of Systems with Preference for Axial GroupsDownload
29Lecture 29 : Conformation and ReactivityDownload
30Lecture 30 : Conformation and Reactivity (Contd.)Download
31Lecture 31 : Conformation and Reactivity (Contd.)Download
32Lecture 32 : Stereoelectronic EffectsDownload
33Lecture 33 : Stereoelectronic Effects (Contd.)Download
34Lecture 34 : Substitution and Elimination in Cyclohexane SystemsDownload
35Lecture 35 : Stereospecific and Stereoselective Reactions and Asymmetric Synthesis (Elementary Idea)Download
36Lecture 36 : Asymmetric Induction: Nucleophilic Addition to Chiral Carbonyl CompoundsDownload
37Lecture 37 : Asymmetric Induction: Nucleophilic Addition to Chiral Carbonyl Compounds (Contd.)Download
38Lecture 38 : Asymmetric Induction (Contd.)Download
39Lecture 39 : Facial Selectivity and Examples of Asymmetric SynthesisDownload
40Lecture 40 : Revisiting the Contents CoveredDownload

Sl.No Chapter Name English
1Lecture 1 : Constitution and ConfigurationDownload
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2Lecture 2 : Chirality, Symmetry ElementsDownload
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3Lecture 3 : Project Ion Formulae Rules for DrawingDownload
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4Lecture 4 : Chirotopicity and StereogenicityDownload
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5Lecture 5 : Newmann Projection, Saw Horse Projection, Wedge FormulaDownload
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6Lecture 6 : Chirotopicity and StereogenicityDownload
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7Lecture 7: Absolute ConfigurationDownload
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8Lecture 8 : Absolute Configuration (Contd.)Download
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9Lecture 9 : Problems on the above topicsDownload
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10Lecture 10 : TopicityDownload
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11Lecture 11 : Axial Chirality in Allenes, BiphenylsDownload
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12Lecture 12 : Relative Configuration, Prochiral Faces and Prochiral CentresDownload
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13Lecture 13 : Chirality in Heteroatom SystemsDownload
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14Lecture 14 : Conformations and ConformersDownload
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15Lecture 15 : Conformational Analysis of Acyclic MoleculesDownload
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16Lecture 16 : Conformational Analysis of Acyclic Molecules (Contd.)Download
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17Lecture 17 : Conformations of Acyclic Molecues Containing HeteroatomsDownload
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18Lecture 18 : Conformations of Cyclic SystemsDownload
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19Lecture 19 : Conformations of Cyclic Systems (Contd.)Download
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20Lecture 20 : Conformation of Cyclobutane and CyclopentaneDownload
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21Lecture 21 : Conformation of CyclohexaneDownload
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22Lecture 22 : Energy Changes During FlippingDownload
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23Lecture 23 : Energy Comparison between Chair and Boat ConformationsDownload
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24Lecture 24 : Conformational Analysis of Substituted CyclohexanesDownload
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25Lecture 25 : Conformational Analysis of Substituted Cyclohexanes (Contd.)Download
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26Lecture 26 : Conformational Analysis of Substituted Cyclohexanes (Contd.)Download
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27Lecture 27 : Conformational Analysis of Substituted Cyclohexanes (Contd.) Download
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28Lecture 28 : Conformational Analysis of Systems with Preference for Axial GroupsDownload
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29Lecture 29 : Conformation and ReactivityDownload
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30Lecture 30 : Conformation and Reactivity (Contd.)Download
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31Lecture 31 : Conformation and Reactivity (Contd.)Download
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32Lecture 32 : Stereoelectronic EffectsDownload
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33Lecture 33 : Stereoelectronic Effects (Contd.)Download
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34Lecture 34 : Substitution and Elimination in Cyclohexane SystemsDownload
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35Lecture 35 : Stereospecific and Stereoselective Reactions and Asymmetric Synthesis (Elementary Idea)Download
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36Lecture 36 : Asymmetric Induction: Nucleophilic Addition to Chiral Carbonyl CompoundsDownload
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37Lecture 37 : Asymmetric Induction: Nucleophilic Addition to Chiral Carbonyl Compounds (Contd.)Download
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38Lecture 38 : Asymmetric Induction (Contd.)Download
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39Lecture 39 : Facial Selectivity and Examples of Asymmetric SynthesisDownload
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40Lecture 40 : Revisiting the Contents CoveredDownload
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Sl.No Chapter Name Bengali
1Lecture 1 : Constitution and ConfigurationDownload
2Lecture 2 : Chirality, Symmetry ElementsDownload
3Lecture 3 : Project Ion Formulae Rules for DrawingDownload
4Lecture 4 : Chirotopicity and StereogenicityDownload
5Lecture 5 : Newmann Projection, Saw Horse Projection, Wedge FormulaDownload
6Lecture 6 : Chirotopicity and StereogenicityDownload
7Lecture 7: Absolute ConfigurationDownload
8Lecture 8 : Absolute Configuration (Contd.)Download
9Lecture 9 : Problems on the above topicsDownload
10Lecture 10 : TopicityDownload
11Lecture 11 : Axial Chirality in Allenes, BiphenylsDownload
12Lecture 12 : Relative Configuration, Prochiral Faces and Prochiral CentresDownload
13Lecture 13 : Chirality in Heteroatom SystemsDownload
14Lecture 14 : Conformations and ConformersDownload
15Lecture 15 : Conformational Analysis of Acyclic MoleculesDownload
16Lecture 16 : Conformational Analysis of Acyclic Molecules (Contd.)Download
17Lecture 17 : Conformations of Acyclic Molecues Containing HeteroatomsDownload
18Lecture 18 : Conformations of Cyclic SystemsDownload
19Lecture 19 : Conformations of Cyclic Systems (Contd.)Download
20Lecture 20 : Conformation of Cyclobutane and CyclopentaneDownload
21Lecture 21 : Conformation of CyclohexaneDownload
22Lecture 22 : Energy Changes During FlippingDownload
23Lecture 23 : Energy Comparison between Chair and Boat ConformationsDownload
24Lecture 24 : Conformational Analysis of Substituted CyclohexanesDownload
25Lecture 25 : Conformational Analysis of Substituted Cyclohexanes (Contd.)Download
26Lecture 26 : Conformational Analysis of Substituted Cyclohexanes (Contd.)Download
27Lecture 27 : Conformational Analysis of Substituted Cyclohexanes (Contd.) Download
28Lecture 28 : Conformational Analysis of Systems with Preference for Axial GroupsDownload
29Lecture 29 : Conformation and ReactivityDownload
30Lecture 30 : Conformation and Reactivity (Contd.)Download
31Lecture 31 : Conformation and Reactivity (Contd.)Download
32Lecture 32 : Stereoelectronic EffectsDownload
33Lecture 33 : Stereoelectronic Effects (Contd.)Download
34Lecture 34 : Substitution and Elimination in Cyclohexane SystemsDownload
35Lecture 35 : Stereospecific and Stereoselective Reactions and Asymmetric Synthesis (Elementary Idea)Download
36Lecture 36 : Asymmetric Induction: Nucleophilic Addition to Chiral Carbonyl CompoundsDownload
37Lecture 37 : Asymmetric Induction: Nucleophilic Addition to Chiral Carbonyl Compounds (Contd.)Download
38Lecture 38 : Asymmetric Induction (Contd.)Download
39Lecture 39 : Facial Selectivity and Examples of Asymmetric SynthesisDownload
40Lecture 40 : Revisiting the Contents CoveredDownload
Sl.No Chapter Name Hindi
1Lecture 1 : Constitution and ConfigurationDownload
2Lecture 2 : Chirality, Symmetry ElementsDownload
3Lecture 3 : Project Ion Formulae Rules for DrawingDownload
4Lecture 4 : Chirotopicity and StereogenicityDownload
5Lecture 5 : Newmann Projection, Saw Horse Projection, Wedge FormulaDownload
6Lecture 6 : Chirotopicity and StereogenicityDownload
7Lecture 7: Absolute ConfigurationDownload
8Lecture 8 : Absolute Configuration (Contd.)Download
9Lecture 9 : Problems on the above topicsDownload
10Lecture 10 : TopicityDownload
11Lecture 11 : Axial Chirality in Allenes, BiphenylsDownload
12Lecture 12 : Relative Configuration, Prochiral Faces and Prochiral CentresDownload
13Lecture 13 : Chirality in Heteroatom SystemsDownload
14Lecture 14 : Conformations and ConformersDownload
15Lecture 15 : Conformational Analysis of Acyclic MoleculesDownload
16Lecture 16 : Conformational Analysis of Acyclic Molecules (Contd.)Download
17Lecture 17 : Conformations of Acyclic Molecues Containing HeteroatomsDownload
18Lecture 18 : Conformations of Cyclic SystemsDownload
19Lecture 19 : Conformations of Cyclic Systems (Contd.)Download
20Lecture 20 : Conformation of Cyclobutane and CyclopentaneDownload
21Lecture 21 : Conformation of CyclohexaneDownload
22Lecture 22 : Energy Changes During FlippingDownload
23Lecture 23 : Energy Comparison between Chair and Boat ConformationsDownload
24Lecture 24 : Conformational Analysis of Substituted CyclohexanesDownload
25Lecture 25 : Conformational Analysis of Substituted Cyclohexanes (Contd.)Download
26Lecture 26 : Conformational Analysis of Substituted Cyclohexanes (Contd.)Download
27Lecture 27 : Conformational Analysis of Substituted Cyclohexanes (Contd.) Download
28Lecture 28 : Conformational Analysis of Systems with Preference for Axial GroupsDownload
29Lecture 29 : Conformation and ReactivityDownload
30Lecture 30 : Conformation and Reactivity (Contd.)Download
31Lecture 31 : Conformation and Reactivity (Contd.)Download
32Lecture 32 : Stereoelectronic EffectsDownload
33Lecture 33 : Stereoelectronic Effects (Contd.)Download
34Lecture 34 : Substitution and Elimination in Cyclohexane SystemsDownload
35Lecture 35 : Stereospecific and Stereoselective Reactions and Asymmetric Synthesis (Elementary Idea)Download
36Lecture 36 : Asymmetric Induction: Nucleophilic Addition to Chiral Carbonyl CompoundsDownload
37Lecture 37 : Asymmetric Induction: Nucleophilic Addition to Chiral Carbonyl Compounds (Contd.)Download
38Lecture 38 : Asymmetric Induction (Contd.)Download
39Lecture 39 : Facial Selectivity and Examples of Asymmetric SynthesisDownload
40Lecture 40 : Revisiting the Contents CoveredDownload
Sl.No Chapter Name Kannada
1Lecture 1 : Constitution and ConfigurationDownload
2Lecture 2 : Chirality, Symmetry ElementsDownload
3Lecture 3 : Project Ion Formulae Rules for DrawingDownload
4Lecture 4 : Chirotopicity and StereogenicityDownload
5Lecture 5 : Newmann Projection, Saw Horse Projection, Wedge FormulaDownload
6Lecture 6 : Chirotopicity and StereogenicityDownload
7Lecture 7: Absolute ConfigurationDownload
8Lecture 8 : Absolute Configuration (Contd.)Download
9Lecture 9 : Problems on the above topicsDownload
10Lecture 10 : TopicityDownload
11Lecture 11 : Axial Chirality in Allenes, BiphenylsDownload
12Lecture 12 : Relative Configuration, Prochiral Faces and Prochiral CentresDownload
13Lecture 13 : Chirality in Heteroatom SystemsDownload
14Lecture 14 : Conformations and ConformersDownload
15Lecture 15 : Conformational Analysis of Acyclic MoleculesDownload
16Lecture 16 : Conformational Analysis of Acyclic Molecules (Contd.)Download
17Lecture 17 : Conformations of Acyclic Molecues Containing HeteroatomsDownload
18Lecture 18 : Conformations of Cyclic SystemsDownload
19Lecture 19 : Conformations of Cyclic Systems (Contd.)Download
20Lecture 20 : Conformation of Cyclobutane and CyclopentaneDownload
21Lecture 21 : Conformation of CyclohexaneDownload
22Lecture 22 : Energy Changes During FlippingDownload
23Lecture 23 : Energy Comparison between Chair and Boat ConformationsDownload
24Lecture 24 : Conformational Analysis of Substituted CyclohexanesDownload
25Lecture 25 : Conformational Analysis of Substituted Cyclohexanes (Contd.)Download
26Lecture 26 : Conformational Analysis of Substituted Cyclohexanes (Contd.)Download
27Lecture 27 : Conformational Analysis of Substituted Cyclohexanes (Contd.) Download
28Lecture 28 : Conformational Analysis of Systems with Preference for Axial GroupsDownload
29Lecture 29 : Conformation and ReactivityDownload
30Lecture 30 : Conformation and Reactivity (Contd.)Download
31Lecture 31 : Conformation and Reactivity (Contd.)Download
32Lecture 32 : Stereoelectronic EffectsDownload
33Lecture 33 : Stereoelectronic Effects (Contd.)Download
34Lecture 34 : Substitution and Elimination in Cyclohexane SystemsDownload
35Lecture 35 : Stereospecific and Stereoselective Reactions and Asymmetric Synthesis (Elementary Idea)Download
36Lecture 36 : Asymmetric Induction: Nucleophilic Addition to Chiral Carbonyl CompoundsDownload
37Lecture 37 : Asymmetric Induction: Nucleophilic Addition to Chiral Carbonyl Compounds (Contd.)Download
38Lecture 38 : Asymmetric Induction (Contd.)Download
39Lecture 39 : Facial Selectivity and Examples of Asymmetric SynthesisDownload
40Lecture 40 : Revisiting the Contents CoveredDownload
Sl.No Chapter Name Malayalam
1Lecture 1 : Constitution and ConfigurationDownload
2Lecture 2 : Chirality, Symmetry ElementsDownload
3Lecture 3 : Project Ion Formulae Rules for DrawingDownload
4Lecture 4 : Chirotopicity and StereogenicityDownload
5Lecture 5 : Newmann Projection, Saw Horse Projection, Wedge FormulaDownload
6Lecture 6 : Chirotopicity and StereogenicityDownload
7Lecture 7: Absolute ConfigurationDownload
8Lecture 8 : Absolute Configuration (Contd.)Download
9Lecture 9 : Problems on the above topicsDownload
10Lecture 10 : TopicityDownload
11Lecture 11 : Axial Chirality in Allenes, BiphenylsDownload
12Lecture 12 : Relative Configuration, Prochiral Faces and Prochiral CentresDownload
13Lecture 13 : Chirality in Heteroatom SystemsDownload
14Lecture 14 : Conformations and ConformersDownload
15Lecture 15 : Conformational Analysis of Acyclic MoleculesDownload
16Lecture 16 : Conformational Analysis of Acyclic Molecules (Contd.)Download
17Lecture 17 : Conformations of Acyclic Molecues Containing HeteroatomsDownload
18Lecture 18 : Conformations of Cyclic SystemsDownload
19Lecture 19 : Conformations of Cyclic Systems (Contd.)Download
20Lecture 20 : Conformation of Cyclobutane and CyclopentaneDownload
21Lecture 21 : Conformation of CyclohexaneDownload
22Lecture 22 : Energy Changes During FlippingDownload
23Lecture 23 : Energy Comparison between Chair and Boat ConformationsDownload
24Lecture 24 : Conformational Analysis of Substituted CyclohexanesDownload
25Lecture 25 : Conformational Analysis of Substituted Cyclohexanes (Contd.)Download
26Lecture 26 : Conformational Analysis of Substituted Cyclohexanes (Contd.)Download
27Lecture 27 : Conformational Analysis of Substituted Cyclohexanes (Contd.) Download
28Lecture 28 : Conformational Analysis of Systems with Preference for Axial GroupsDownload
29Lecture 29 : Conformation and ReactivityDownload
30Lecture 30 : Conformation and Reactivity (Contd.)Download
31Lecture 31 : Conformation and Reactivity (Contd.)Download
32Lecture 32 : Stereoelectronic EffectsDownload
33Lecture 33 : Stereoelectronic Effects (Contd.)Download
34Lecture 34 : Substitution and Elimination in Cyclohexane SystemsDownload
35Lecture 35 : Stereospecific and Stereoselective Reactions and Asymmetric Synthesis (Elementary Idea)Download
36Lecture 36 : Asymmetric Induction: Nucleophilic Addition to Chiral Carbonyl CompoundsDownload
37Lecture 37 : Asymmetric Induction: Nucleophilic Addition to Chiral Carbonyl Compounds (Contd.)Download
38Lecture 38 : Asymmetric Induction (Contd.)Download
39Lecture 39 : Facial Selectivity and Examples of Asymmetric SynthesisDownload
40Lecture 40 : Revisiting the Contents CoveredDownload
Sl.No Chapter Name Marathi
1Lecture 1 : Constitution and ConfigurationDownload
2Lecture 2 : Chirality, Symmetry ElementsDownload
3Lecture 3 : Project Ion Formulae Rules for DrawingDownload
4Lecture 4 : Chirotopicity and StereogenicityDownload
5Lecture 5 : Newmann Projection, Saw Horse Projection, Wedge FormulaDownload
6Lecture 6 : Chirotopicity and StereogenicityDownload
7Lecture 7: Absolute ConfigurationDownload
8Lecture 8 : Absolute Configuration (Contd.)Download
9Lecture 9 : Problems on the above topicsDownload
10Lecture 10 : TopicityDownload
11Lecture 11 : Axial Chirality in Allenes, BiphenylsDownload
12Lecture 12 : Relative Configuration, Prochiral Faces and Prochiral CentresDownload
13Lecture 13 : Chirality in Heteroatom SystemsDownload
14Lecture 14 : Conformations and ConformersDownload
15Lecture 15 : Conformational Analysis of Acyclic MoleculesDownload
16Lecture 16 : Conformational Analysis of Acyclic Molecules (Contd.)Download
17Lecture 17 : Conformations of Acyclic Molecues Containing HeteroatomsDownload
18Lecture 18 : Conformations of Cyclic SystemsDownload
19Lecture 19 : Conformations of Cyclic Systems (Contd.)Download
20Lecture 20 : Conformation of Cyclobutane and CyclopentaneDownload
21Lecture 21 : Conformation of CyclohexaneDownload
22Lecture 22 : Energy Changes During FlippingDownload
23Lecture 23 : Energy Comparison between Chair and Boat ConformationsDownload
24Lecture 24 : Conformational Analysis of Substituted CyclohexanesDownload
25Lecture 25 : Conformational Analysis of Substituted Cyclohexanes (Contd.)Download
26Lecture 26 : Conformational Analysis of Substituted Cyclohexanes (Contd.)Download
27Lecture 27 : Conformational Analysis of Substituted Cyclohexanes (Contd.) Download
28Lecture 28 : Conformational Analysis of Systems with Preference for Axial GroupsDownload
29Lecture 29 : Conformation and ReactivityDownload
30Lecture 30 : Conformation and Reactivity (Contd.)Download
31Lecture 31 : Conformation and Reactivity (Contd.)Download
32Lecture 32 : Stereoelectronic EffectsDownload
33Lecture 33 : Stereoelectronic Effects (Contd.)Download
34Lecture 34 : Substitution and Elimination in Cyclohexane SystemsDownload
35Lecture 35 : Stereospecific and Stereoselective Reactions and Asymmetric Synthesis (Elementary Idea)Download
36Lecture 36 : Asymmetric Induction: Nucleophilic Addition to Chiral Carbonyl CompoundsDownload
37Lecture 37 : Asymmetric Induction: Nucleophilic Addition to Chiral Carbonyl Compounds (Contd.)Download
38Lecture 38 : Asymmetric Induction (Contd.)Download
39Lecture 39 : Facial Selectivity and Examples of Asymmetric SynthesisDownload
40Lecture 40 : Revisiting the Contents CoveredDownload
Sl.No Chapter Name Tamil
1Lecture 1 : Constitution and ConfigurationDownload
2Lecture 2 : Chirality, Symmetry ElementsDownload
3Lecture 3 : Project Ion Formulae Rules for DrawingDownload
4Lecture 4 : Chirotopicity and StereogenicityDownload
5Lecture 5 : Newmann Projection, Saw Horse Projection, Wedge FormulaDownload
6Lecture 6 : Chirotopicity and StereogenicityDownload
7Lecture 7: Absolute ConfigurationDownload
8Lecture 8 : Absolute Configuration (Contd.)Download
9Lecture 9 : Problems on the above topicsDownload
10Lecture 10 : TopicityDownload
11Lecture 11 : Axial Chirality in Allenes, BiphenylsDownload
12Lecture 12 : Relative Configuration, Prochiral Faces and Prochiral CentresDownload
13Lecture 13 : Chirality in Heteroatom SystemsDownload
14Lecture 14 : Conformations and ConformersDownload
15Lecture 15 : Conformational Analysis of Acyclic MoleculesDownload
16Lecture 16 : Conformational Analysis of Acyclic Molecules (Contd.)Download
17Lecture 17 : Conformations of Acyclic Molecues Containing HeteroatomsDownload
18Lecture 18 : Conformations of Cyclic SystemsDownload
19Lecture 19 : Conformations of Cyclic Systems (Contd.)Download
20Lecture 20 : Conformation of Cyclobutane and CyclopentaneDownload
21Lecture 21 : Conformation of CyclohexaneDownload
22Lecture 22 : Energy Changes During FlippingDownload
23Lecture 23 : Energy Comparison between Chair and Boat ConformationsDownload
24Lecture 24 : Conformational Analysis of Substituted CyclohexanesDownload
25Lecture 25 : Conformational Analysis of Substituted Cyclohexanes (Contd.)Download
26Lecture 26 : Conformational Analysis of Substituted Cyclohexanes (Contd.)Download
27Lecture 27 : Conformational Analysis of Substituted Cyclohexanes (Contd.) Download
28Lecture 28 : Conformational Analysis of Systems with Preference for Axial GroupsDownload
29Lecture 29 : Conformation and ReactivityDownload
30Lecture 30 : Conformation and Reactivity (Contd.)Download
31Lecture 31 : Conformation and Reactivity (Contd.)Download
32Lecture 32 : Stereoelectronic EffectsDownload
33Lecture 33 : Stereoelectronic Effects (Contd.)Download
34Lecture 34 : Substitution and Elimination in Cyclohexane SystemsDownload
35Lecture 35 : Stereospecific and Stereoselective Reactions and Asymmetric Synthesis (Elementary Idea)Download
36Lecture 36 : Asymmetric Induction: Nucleophilic Addition to Chiral Carbonyl CompoundsDownload
37Lecture 37 : Asymmetric Induction: Nucleophilic Addition to Chiral Carbonyl Compounds (Contd.)Download
38Lecture 38 : Asymmetric Induction (Contd.)Download
39Lecture 39 : Facial Selectivity and Examples of Asymmetric SynthesisDownload
40Lecture 40 : Revisiting the Contents CoveredDownload
Sl.No Chapter Name Telugu
1Lecture 1 : Constitution and ConfigurationDownload
2Lecture 2 : Chirality, Symmetry ElementsDownload
3Lecture 3 : Project Ion Formulae Rules for DrawingDownload
4Lecture 4 : Chirotopicity and StereogenicityDownload
5Lecture 5 : Newmann Projection, Saw Horse Projection, Wedge FormulaDownload
6Lecture 6 : Chirotopicity and StereogenicityDownload
7Lecture 7: Absolute ConfigurationDownload
8Lecture 8 : Absolute Configuration (Contd.)Download
9Lecture 9 : Problems on the above topicsDownload
10Lecture 10 : TopicityDownload
11Lecture 11 : Axial Chirality in Allenes, BiphenylsDownload
12Lecture 12 : Relative Configuration, Prochiral Faces and Prochiral CentresDownload
13Lecture 13 : Chirality in Heteroatom SystemsDownload
14Lecture 14 : Conformations and ConformersDownload
15Lecture 15 : Conformational Analysis of Acyclic MoleculesDownload
16Lecture 16 : Conformational Analysis of Acyclic Molecules (Contd.)Download
17Lecture 17 : Conformations of Acyclic Molecues Containing HeteroatomsDownload
18Lecture 18 : Conformations of Cyclic SystemsDownload
19Lecture 19 : Conformations of Cyclic Systems (Contd.)Download
20Lecture 20 : Conformation of Cyclobutane and CyclopentaneDownload
21Lecture 21 : Conformation of CyclohexaneDownload
22Lecture 22 : Energy Changes During FlippingDownload
23Lecture 23 : Energy Comparison between Chair and Boat ConformationsDownload
24Lecture 24 : Conformational Analysis of Substituted CyclohexanesDownload
25Lecture 25 : Conformational Analysis of Substituted Cyclohexanes (Contd.)Download
26Lecture 26 : Conformational Analysis of Substituted Cyclohexanes (Contd.)Download
27Lecture 27 : Conformational Analysis of Substituted Cyclohexanes (Contd.) Download
28Lecture 28 : Conformational Analysis of Systems with Preference for Axial GroupsDownload
29Lecture 29 : Conformation and ReactivityDownload
30Lecture 30 : Conformation and Reactivity (Contd.)Download
31Lecture 31 : Conformation and Reactivity (Contd.)Download
32Lecture 32 : Stereoelectronic EffectsDownload
33Lecture 33 : Stereoelectronic Effects (Contd.)Download
34Lecture 34 : Substitution and Elimination in Cyclohexane SystemsDownload
35Lecture 35 : Stereospecific and Stereoselective Reactions and Asymmetric Synthesis (Elementary Idea)Download
36Lecture 36 : Asymmetric Induction: Nucleophilic Addition to Chiral Carbonyl CompoundsDownload
37Lecture 37 : Asymmetric Induction: Nucleophilic Addition to Chiral Carbonyl Compounds (Contd.)Download
38Lecture 38 : Asymmetric Induction (Contd.)Download
39Lecture 39 : Facial Selectivity and Examples of Asymmetric SynthesisDownload
40Lecture 40 : Revisiting the Contents CoveredDownload


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1EnglishDownload
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4HindiDownload
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