Fragmentation pattern in Mass spectroscopy

[@lucasbravo6492]

es el mejor resumen que encontré sobre mecanismos de fragmentación

[@Asma-rs1qz]

Thank you! Such a simple way of explaining fragmentation patterns

[@egpat]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching.

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Thank you so much. I am glad I stumbled across your page. I was looking for a place to understand this before now. Subscribed already🥰

[@AllDayErrDay.]

I love the way you said OH+ at 4:57.

[@moviesdramaqueen]

Thank you so much it's very well explained ! ✨

[@JannaatulIslamZannaat]

thank you so much for this video . without any doubt it is very impressive video but i think this will be more helpful for everybody if you add text in the video what you say..

[@amirmalik2950]

at 2:32 minute when we shift the double bond from o=c to ch2 =c then oxygen must contain charged not neutral .

[@atulverma6872]

Yes sir

[@ketangaikwad7157]

Nicely explained ... Just some more examples would help more

[@MeorNelson]

Thank you so much sir
It is well explained sir

[@egpat]

Glad it is useful. Thanks for watching.

[@saisriangajala8399]

There is a mistake in the Homolytic {alpha} cleavage of the Amides. Carbon should have 3 bonds with oxygen, but 2 only given.

[@nikhilauppe6023]

Super explanation sir. Thank you so much.

[@tg_wrld]

Its really helpful thank you sir for your efforts..😇

[@egpat]

It's my pleasure. Thanks for watching.

[@sridevi8759]

Excellent 👌

[@egpat]

Thanks for watching

[@udaysharma81]

Nice presentation

[@naveenchand8402]

very informative

[@preciousaneeqa]

Awesome

[@alphagonist4748]

Please suggest book for spectroscopy and other methods

[@praveenkumar-jd1zl]

Pavia spectroscopy

[@egpat]

Pavia and Vogel are the best books to follow.

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Thanks man !

[@SumitKumar-ud9fw]

Nice ..but Spectrometry it is not spectroscopy

[@ahmedghalbahmed4474]

Thanks

[@rajeshwardhengle5000]

In gpat on this topic how question ask ?

[@egpat]

It is a very important topic in view of GPAT and NIPER. So many questions were already asked in previous GPAT papers. For example, m/z 91 peak indicates..?, aldehydes show which cleavage..? Peaks related to McLafferty rearrangement...So it is worthful to get good score from this topic. All the best.

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U missed halogens here😇

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You too too fast