Esters

[@bethanynahimana6935]

I honestly can't thank you enough!! I'm in year 13 and your videos are a lifesaver! :)

[@acumos7128]

not needed in the end aye haha

[@nazifishrak03]

Doesn’t the oh group from carboxylic gets displaced rather than the oh from alcohol?

[@morganroper9643]

I have my mock tomorrow and I’m crying

[@phivos6071]

Doesn't the oxygen come from the alcohol? I think the acid gives its OH and the alcohol the H

[@rajikacooray8404]

Thank you very much. This was really helpful for my studies.

[@zobiaahmad889]

Absolutely phenomenal

[@thanglishlife6653]

Hey this is amazing!! I am with the edexcel board and was wondering if you can add in a video for polyesters and reaction with 2.4-dinitro phenylhydrazine :)

[@wolfofbenjamin]

all hail chemistry!!! .. =D greetings from the philippines .. hehe!! ..

[@AlleryChemistry]

An international audience! Thanks!

[@wolfofbenjamin]

you're welcome dude! ..

[@BenjaminHughes-s3z]

The greatest to ever to ever do it

[@maysazarook4950]

Hey so I'm doing the new syllabus, edexcel and I'm wondering if you have a playlist for it as well? In organic chemistry, spectroscopy and chromatography are.included and I cant find it.

[@noorjabban5687]

Why is the reaction of the ester with NaOH considered a hydrolysis if no water is involved in the reaction? Also i love your videos i share them with my chem mates all the time :)

[@annatatham1432]

i think its because NaOH is usually as an aqueous solution, the pure compound is a solid so has to be dissolved in order to react w the liquid ester

[@erfanm1425]

Hi i was wondering if could tell me where you purchased that size whiteboard from and how much does it cost as i really need one thanks
if possible the link of the website

[@AlleryChemistry]

Heh. Yes I got it from Costco. There is one near where I live but you have to be a member to shop there.

[@nahlahamoud1454]

amazing video👍

[@AlleryChemistry]

Thank you 👍

[@harrygaming9090]

you are the fucking best. dont let anyone tell you different. your spot is in heaven

[@mohammedsuleman8786]

can you make it showing the mechanisms

[@AlleryChemistry]

I'll look into it. Which exam board are you using out of interest?

[@mohammedsuleman8786]

aqa

[@AlleryChemistry]

The only mechanisms you need to know for AQA in relation to esters are acylation reactions. E.g. Acid Chlorides reaction with Alcohols - ua-cam.com/video/mfXjPT9J5Sc/v-deo.html

[@mohammedsuleman8786]

can you make a seperate video covering all the mechanisms needed for the whole chemistry a level?

[@AlleryChemistry]

Sounds good however I don't think I have a board big enough. It may be better suited to a crib sheet instead. It is a something I am looking into making and linking with the videos. Organic synthesis is another topic difficult to depict in video form. It's just trying to find the time to do it. I get next to no income for this so I can't dedicate much time to it unfortunately.

[@leventenagy4302]

Could you have ethyl ethanoate with the same formula?

[@KINGahmed4u]

Great video!

[@AlleryChemistry]

+Ahmad Shirzai Thanks very much. Please spread the word.

[@yoihenbath]

The carboxylic acid gives away H+ and alcohol gives OH- but I've seen other people on UA-cam say the carboxylic acid gives OH- and alcohol gives H+!!!
Which one is the correct one ? Please tell me🙏🙏🙏

[@amandinebernard2389]

How come esters can hydrogen bond?

[@kirahan1168]

thank you very much very clear!

[@Masculinity-]

love it

[@wise_fool]

i think alcoholz only give hydrogen,. the carboxyl gives hydroxel forming water but the oxygen that has single bondate on each carbon is the alcohol's

[@abdulrahmanadi1304]

thx alot

[@sea5205]

Thankyou!!

[@fathimahakeem4149]

the bridging oxygen is from the alcohol bro.

[@nhathan428]

thank you!

[@AlleryChemistry]

You're welcome!

[@ceijena]

Legend

[@abdulrahmanadi1304]

thx alot