Bent's Rule chemistry | Chemical Bonding | JEE | NEET

[@KrishnaChuglani]

6:46 carbon is more electronegative than hydrogen
So p charcter gayda hoga carbon me

[@insiyahsarif3696]

very helpful video thanks sir

[@RedoxWorldOfficial]

How I determine the s character of lone pair

[@motivationandcomedy1507]

S character orbital me hota h na ki atom

[@AditiDalai-d8i]

This channel is too underrated. Love your way of teaching

[@mrsr1573]

Bhuta ache se smjh aa gya

[@shiveegangwar]

Nice explanation ❤

[@JagritiMishra-l6d]

Thankyou so much ❤️🤗 nice explanation my all doubts are clear in this video 😊😊

[@falguninishad338]

Kaha itna Speed jana ha par badiya explain kiye

[@sana-kd7oh]

Thank you sir second vdo se pura clear ho jaega. Mera doubt

[@Aditya_Raj003]

You have really explained it so well thanks

[@riyatripathi7744]

Great sir 💯💯

[@misschemist8577]

Nice👍👍

[@karanXd]

Nicely explained thanks mate 🙂 and one more thing I was wondering from your accent, are you from Pakistan🇵🇰?

[@moominashah19]

But..... In second example..... O is more electronegative so it should have more s character..... It's florine atome should have more p character....

[@sankalpchandra2295]

Actually we see the %s chartr.. of orbitals of central atom...
or else... by VSEPR we can see repulsion bw l.p, b.p > b.p, b.p and repulsion inversely proportional to bond angle...

[@07asthasawraj62]

Too good.. Thanks

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Mst 🔥🧐

[@sankalpchandra2295]

Thank you for explaining this topic sir...😃❤

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Thank❤❤❤

[@Wowscience]

No problem

[@gk5012]

First one 😅

[@Wowscience]

TYSM 😂