Your videos are helping me survive O-Chem! Thanks for your videos! I'd be happy to see more on SN1 & SN2 reactions with a more in depth exercise where we have to create the products ourselves. That is a bit more challenging and I would love to see how you explain it! :)
it's confusing me ch3oh is a weak nucleophile so could be between sn1/e1 but vinyl carbocation will form and that is not stable so what will be the answer
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How do you know if something is neutral or a strong nucleophile?
They look like they r strong 😭
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A strong nucleophile has either a negative charge or sodium or potassium as an opposing ion
Or a lone pair, just calculate their number of lone pair
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Your videos are helping me survive O-Chem! Thanks for your videos!
I'd be happy to see more on SN1 & SN2 reactions with a more in depth exercise where we have to create the products ourselves. That is a bit more challenging and I would love to see how you explain it! :)
Thanks so much for making my studies fun😊
uhmm, how did you know it is a primary (1°) or secondary (2°)?😢
Hope i had found it earlier, it's too LATE NOW!!
What’s the answer to the very final difficulty level 2 problem?
Both SN1 and E1 rxn.....so you draw products for both rxns
@@Elvis._563Am I tripping or is that a vinyl bromide? You know, one that doesn’t do SN2, and doesn’t form the really unstable vinyl cation?
@@joshuamitchell5530 you tripping bro
@@Elvis._563 care to explain how this can form a carbocation for SN1 or E1?
it's confusing me
ch3oh is a weak nucleophile so could be between sn1/e1
but vinyl carbocation will form and that is not stable so what will be the answer
Hello melissa I just finished gen chem 2. I bought ur subscription to chemmunity. I want to get ahead of my class. In what order do I start studying the videos.
Start with the videos in the general chemistry section, www.chemmunity.com/categories/general-chemistry-review
Feel free to email our team at hello@chemmunity.com and they will give you a list of videos to watch first.
Thank you so much Melissa😊
Ladyyyyy Your videos evening helping Masters student ❤
Hi melissa, your videos are really helpful and easy to follow up and understand even the difficult topics. I have a request to you that you can make a series on how to pass general chemistry 2. Because you are the reason I passed gen chem 1 and really want your help for gen chem 2. So please consider my request.
I need those key info flash cards!
Dang, this video is really good. Super helpful!
I just wanted to hop on here and say thank you, with much help from your videos I was able to pass college chem with an A. ❤
Just in time before my upcoming o chem exam!! Thank you!
Thanks you so much for making me understand it 🙏
i need answer for that last question
No reaction. SP2 carbons do not undergo substitution or elimination.