IUPAC Naming of Alkanes and Alkene & Free Radical Mechanism (MDCAT) by Amjad Ali

Master IUPAC nomenclature of alkanes and alkenes along with the free radical substitution reaction of methane and ethane in this complete MDCAT chemistry lecture. This video covers the rules for naming alkanes and alkenes step by step, followed by a detailed explanation of the free radical mechanism, including initiation, propagation, and termination steps for methane and ethane halogenation. Ideal for FSc Part 1 and Part 2 students, as well as MDCAT, NMDCAT, ECAT, and ETEA aspirants preparing organic chemistry for their entry test. By the end of this lecture, you will understand how to name branched and unbranched alkanes and alkenes correctly, why methane and ethane undergo free radical reactions, and how each mechanistic step works with clear diagrams and examples. This lecture is part of the PureChem Concept series by Chemistry with Amjad Ali, designed for BISE Malakand and all Pakistani boards following the FSc curriculum. Watch till the end for solved MCQs and exam-oriented tips that are frequently asked in MDCAT and other entry tests. Subscribe to PureChem Concept for more FSc Chemistry lectures, solved papers, and MCQ practice sessions. #MDCAT #FSCChemistry #OrganicChemistry #IUPACNomenclature #FreeRadicalMechanism #PureChemConcept #NMDCAT #ETEA #ECAT #ChemistryWithAmjadAli Keywords/Tags: IUPAC nomenclature of alkanes, IUPAC naming alkenes, free radical mechanism methane, free radical reaction ethane, MDCAT chemistry lecture, FSc organic chemistry, alkane nomenclature rules, free radical substitution reaction, MDCAT organic chemistry, NMDCAT chemistry preparation, ECAT chemistry, ETEA chemistry, FSc part 1 chemistry, FSc part 2 chemistry, PureChem Concept, Chemistry with Amjad Ali, methane halogenation mechanism, ethane free radical reaction, organic chemistry MDCAT, BISE Malakand chemistry, MDCAT entry test preparation1st year chemistry+2nd year chemistry regular lecture. student able to easily attempt entry test Mcq of NMDCAT,NUMS,NAT,NTS,