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This was explained so intuitively, thank you so much! The connections between all of them helped a lot

How to know which has more priority O or H ? Send help SOS 😢

OMG thank you so much!!! This helped me so much. 5 minutes ago I was so lost on how to do this, you made it so simple and easy to understand. TY for just helping me save my exam today lol

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Thanks for the video, it's really helpful! I have two questions though: 1. Why do you count the positive charges as conjugated? Would you not only count them if there are atoms or compounds near-by that have lone pairs and could put them where the positive charges are? When only seeing the positive charge I learned it isn't counted, now I'm confused. 2. I found a structure where it says it's not aromatic but I would count double single double single there. It's a ring of five carbons with double bonds on the two lower sides (like around 4:12 when the lone pair is on top). On top there is a double bond and then an oxygen with two free pairs of electrons. Would you consider this structure aromatic or non-aromatic and why? Really hope you can help me with that one. If anyone else here is able to answer the questions feel free to do so!

very clear thanks

It help me so much thank u

This has been super helpful! My last MCAT I struggled with remembering “formulas” but using units has made this process much easier!

Thx ❤ , but i guess halogens are ewg , aren't they?

I dont understand why we used that method for question 2?

Simply brilliant! Ive seen many Chemistry Olympiad/ IIT JEE coaches in India actually give a more circuitous explanation on this. Thank you for your insights, I hope you keep sharing them with us!

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What does divide on each side mean? Its not very clear..

Amreen's strategies have definitely helped me rethink questions on SAT and re evaluate them. Her tips and tricks work so well!!!

Thank you so much the explanation is very clear, Try to do one with the ciral carbon attached to one benzine ring 🥰

Impressive explanation mam

Thank you! To clarify core electrons mean that the valence shell is full correct? While valence electrons mean they are in a shell that is not yet full?

That was really helpful TYSM!!

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Thank you for all your help so far! MCAT prep with you has really helped me understand the content better:)

Thank you for making these formulas more understandable!

Thank you so much for this video!! I could never understand how people said to solve for units and this was such a perfect example!

❤ I love your teaching thank you

Hi! I just purchased your book and I'm excited to learn this way to solve problems. I was doing this practice question and I couldn't figure out how to break the units open. Could you please demonstrate how to in this problem? Thank you for your help in advance. What is the energy of the photons) emitted by the LED at the frequency of 610 THz? (Note: h= 6.6 x 10^-34 J*s) and the answer choices are in J.

this right here is high level explanation, never thought ochem could be that much fun thanks mrs

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❤❤. Pls continue making it. Pls make a trick for gmp of hydrocarbons.

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Thank u for saving my time The best video ever ❤❤

I'm currently a uni student and this topic has been taught to me 5 years ago, but this video finally made this concept easy to remember. Thank you.

The best video… I really appreciate it🎉

I wish i could like this several times

Very good Explain

thank you SO much... my exam is tomorrow 😅

Spectacular explanation mam :) I love it and Thanks for your efforts

oh my god thank you! i finally get it. i was so frustrated and disheartened trying to figure this out last night

The NO2 has 5 connections to the nitrogen where it usually prefers 3 and one lone pair <3. I love the trick though thank you so much!

Seriously, I can't thank you enough. In less than ten minutes you taught me something that hours of content couldn't.

Thank you for teaching this in a way that doesn't require a masters degree in quantum physics, no one knows how to teach people that have practically no prior knowledge.

This really helped!! Thank you and God bless you

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Here's one more trick.....if the central atom of the attached group has a lone pair it is ortho para directing but if it has a pi bond then it is a meta directing 😅 hope it helps 😊

helped me a lot for jee examination

incredibly helpful, thank you amreen!

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Thank you so much, you just helped me understand this mcat q!

amazing explanation!

Well cyclooctatetraen isn’t planar in the first place

good stuff