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This video is over 7 minutes long in defining organic chemistry and the terms carbon compounds were never used, I wonder why?

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4:22 Dr Moore says that the first step is an oxidation at carbon 3. Is this a mistake? To my eyes, the oxidation would occur at carbon 2. This would induce the alpha carbon’s hydrogen to be acidic. This leads the way for elimination of a hydrogen and phosphate and formation of a double bond between carbons 3 and 4.

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Thank you so much!! 🧪⚛️ Watching from Ecuador. I'm a spanish speaker, but this explanation was better than in my language 🥹

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Thank u sir.. crystal clear

Thank you for the video it helped me alot

hello, I have a question. Do we have flow of electrons if we use voltage meter with very high resistance? i’m guessing with such high resistance there is no anode or cathode and we have an open circuit so there are no reactions occurring. if i’m wrong please correct me thank you

What level is needed to kill a plant? would one drop placed on a leaf kill the entire plant? Would accidentally spraying a small section of emerald arborvitae kill the tree?

The blocking of similar pathways, in people or plants! A wonderful example of how important this is! Particularly for Parkinson’s,and many similar diseases.

Really great explanation! Perfect refresher, thanks!

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What if you would have a bifunctional initiator to induce anionic chain growth of bifunctional epoxides? Now the chain grows from 2 sides and can also connect to other growing chains, would this be considered as step growth?

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Finally i understood.

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My lecturer had an example of steric hindrance that could be overcome by a strong enough nucleophile. I thought it was because nucleophilicity had something to do with the thermodynamics and therefore the high energy scenario that steric hindrance is could be overcome if the nucleophile just made it thermodynamically favorable enough. If nucleophilicity is purely kinetics, that theory goes out the window. If you by chance had any time to enlighten me on the situation, I would of course be very grateful, but I understand if you dont have the time. (:

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Thank you very much, sir. I am an incoming international PhD student at NU, and I am certain that these videos will help. God bless you.

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Thank you so much ❤ Finally after years i can understand organic chem so well 🎉❤️🧿

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In case of ortho/para directors which one is major product