[High School Chemistry] Organic Compounds 29: Classification of Alcohols (6 minutes)
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In this video lesson, you can learn "High School Chemistry: Organic Compound 29: Classification of Alcohols" in about 9 minutes. The point of this lesson is that "the classification of alcohols based on how many other carbon atoms (hydrocarbon groups) are bonded to the carbon atom to which a hydroxyl group is bonded is called the alcohol series." Please watch the video lesson in the following order: [Start] ⇒ [Important! ] ⇒ [Points of this lesson] ⇒ [Practice] ⇒ [Summary].
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