This whole semester I avoided wasting time searching the endless videos and teaching styles on UA-cam and instead just read my textbook and tried deciphering lecture notes from my professor. I really wish I would have stumbled upon your channel beforehand. Regardless, thank you!!
Have an exam tomorrow, and I've been searching for the explanation of the regioselectivity of electron withdrawing groups on the dienophile, and why they would somehow end up on different carbons than what seemed to be intuitive. Thank you so much for this video! I understand it completely after you've explained it. Should've known that if something gets counterintuitive, resonance is involved! Liked and subscribed
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According to my theory, ethylene reacts sluggishly meaning the dienophile prefers to attach itself to an electron-withdrawing group which basically lowers the energy of the alkene double-bond electrons so they can react with the dienes. Is that the case?
This whole semester I avoided wasting time searching the endless videos and teaching styles on UA-cam and instead just read my textbook and tried deciphering lecture notes from my professor. I really wish I would have stumbled upon your channel beforehand. Regardless, thank you!!
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Have an exam tomorrow, and I've been searching for the explanation of the regioselectivity of electron withdrawing groups on the dienophile, and why they would somehow end up on different carbons than what seemed to be intuitive. Thank you so much for this video! I understand it completely after you've explained it. Should've known that if something gets counterintuitive, resonance is involved! Liked and subscribed
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According to my theory, ethylene reacts sluggishly meaning the dienophile prefers to attach itself to an electron-withdrawing group which basically lowers the energy of the alkene double-bond electrons so they can react with the dienes. Is that the case?
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Thank you so much! Your video really helped me understand regioselectivity!
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