I know this is old content, but it’s still SO helpful. Sometimes I want to cry when I leave my lecture. We’re always asked “any questions?” At the end but I think we’re all just in such shock that we’re silent…I hope I look back on this comment one and laugh. Thank you for all the help, Leah!
You're so welcome! Next lecture, you should be the one person who DOES ask a question. Come prepared with a list, if that's what you need! For further help with topics like this and for answers to all your questions, I recommend joining my organic chemistry study hall. Details: leah4sci.com/join or contact me through my website leah4sci.com/contact/
Normally I hate when videos don't go straight to the point but I really appreciate Leah's tips and encouragement about how we can do better on exam and avoid freaking out! It's really encouraging and motivating to help me continue to try to understand even when it seems too difficult! It feels like she is a personal tutor one on one through her videos!
This video was so helpful, I have my exam tomorrow at 2 and explaining the reagents and how oxidizing have oxygen.. I know it's simple but just that helped so much more than a few videos I watched. Thank you SO SO much!
Your videos are great. An analogy for organic chemistry is a lot like playing a musical instrument. Playing a musical instrument relies on muscle memory after understanding the mechanics of the music. Same for organic chemistry- there is the understanding part of the mechanics of how it works and then the muscle memory of getting these reactions to do what you need. So what has helped me is to keep writing these reactions our until it becomes second nature.
This Video is a lifesaver, I have an exam on the fundamentals of Carbonyl Company and Amines and I wouldn't have stumbled on this gem at a better time. Thanks for the Good work.
Thank you so much for this video. Originally, I got a C in both Orgo 1 and Orgo 2 and now I am having to study orgo for the DAT. This is helping me so much because I didn't know how to memorize reactions efficiently
Best tool to use that helped me get As in all my classes. I would sit up front in class and press record on my phone and turn it over so the professors wouldn't know. I would take those recordings and listen to them every night, in the car, before exams and it helped me retain information better than taking notes or better than any other technique. It got to the point where I didn't even have to take notes anymore. I listened to the recordings one last time before exam day and I remembered every single detail the professor mentioned in those classes. I would be the first one done on the exams with the best grades lmao. And students were getting pisses bc they would take all these notes but I would just listen to my recordings haha.
I had to listen to this twice literally because your voice is so damn soothing, AND because after I heard you say the word "understand" I literally became addicted to hearing it. I can't tell you how badly I wish you were my chem teacher when I was at RIT!!! Thank GOD my love of BIO carried the day, every single day, all four years!
Hey Leah, thank you so much for offering your knowledge in an approachable way. The problem I have had with the university, at least here in Germany, was the impersonal relationship between teacher and student. I am pretty scared to ask my teachers questions. Also, I think you have a very soothing, yet motivating voice. I will be a teacher in Chemistry for high school soon. We have a very compromised school model here in my city where the whole range of very restricted to very able pupils go to and mostly, Chemistry class will only cater to 2 % of pupils. It discouraged me to study for OC I and II whereas my pupils will not even get their heads around a structural understanding of chemical compounds. Pushing through will be a lot more encouraging with the help of your resources.
is there any way you can do a long video going over the most frequently seen/used patterns in ochem? Like how you laid out the oxidation and reduction patterns? It would be unbelievably helpful
Indeed am offering BCM/ICT but chemistry has been giving me hard time whenever it comes to organic chemistry especially chemical mechanism but from today onwards am gonna start memorizing the content everytime
Leah with your video makes my chem lesson very simple and seems I have my tutor everywhere I go keep up the great work people like you are really scares
Speaking of the interacting part. My last exam I couldn't quite remember if something would be o/p or m, but I could remember where on the page things were written and like imagined my note page and used general location to figure out where I wrote the o/p and the m activating things and where the specific one from a question was to see if it was written near m or o/p label. And it worked.
Thanks for your advices I didn’t do well as I wanted in o chem 1 but planning to fix my studying habits n do well in o chem 2. This gave guidance on how to go forward.
I'm so glad! For more focused study help as you prepare for Orgo 2, I recommend joining the organic chemistry study hall. Details: leah4sci.com/join or contact me through my website leah4sci.com/contact/
Oh, thank God you didn't actually stress memorization rotely. Indeed, I found that organic chemistry was more easy to "rationalize". The only "memorization" aspect I used was to know the or be able to derive Lewis structures as well as some first principles (understanding electrophilic and nucleophilic centers, Frontier MO theory, and positive and negative). However, the organic course I took and the one I tutored had very complex scenarios and molecules and exams had many problems pitched at something between an upper division organic and a graduate level course.
You're very welcome! The key is to understand and be able to reason your way through it. The more you practice the more familiar you become with the reagents and conditions, the more you'll be able to answer these questions without (or with minimal) rote memorization
Most reactions have minor products, to some degree. But I expect that professors will want you to draw the major product for full points on a quiz or exam question.
Brilliant teacher thankyou, I think you memorazation techniques and method of studying is spot on! I am so glad you mentioned the bath markers, I used to use them when I was an undergrad student and my mother thought I was nuts so thank you for spreading the word :D
Chemistry is a wonderful subject to fall in love with! You only need the formal education if you're hoping to work in a field that requires a degree, otherwise I believe you can learn even more from RUclips than the average classroom (with an average / boring professor)
Same here... I did well on my first exam, but as soon as we started with mechanisms I died. Totally bombed the second exam, now desperately trying to study enough to do well on my next exam in 3 days. These videos are fantastic though.
samee I have my third exam today and this whole time I was trying to memorize all the solvents lol but yeah I'm in a similar situation ur in... well at least im not alone
Third exam did not go well 😞 I swear I heard someone crying in the middle of it and only a couple people even finished on time, out of a class of like 70 people. I studied my ass off, and none of the reagents on the exam were ones we had previously used. Idk what to do, I knew the material but everything was different 😥
I got a 91% on my first orgo 1 exam, and then a 103.97 on my 2nd orgo 1 exam. I just took my third exam and absolutely bombed it, this is the first time we started learning about reactions and It’s so hard to memorize the stereochemistry and understand how things are moving in certain directions. Memorizing has never been my thing, I’m a more mathy kind of guy, I like to logically solve things but orgo is becoming too much memorization for me😭. I will take these tips though and try to improve for my final for orgo 1!!!
Thank you so much for the Vid...you have a new subscriber..... Idk much but I've been trying to learn I need guidance to learn the basics or how can I start organic chemistry ..and I need to know the type of equipment i need to use for chemical extractions, basification .what are the main chemical that are always use for extractions of other chemicals ..how to extract compounds from plants.....ect.ect.ect. And Thank you once again for your great teachings.
Hello Mam!! Can you make video tutorials about Named Organic Reactions? Cannizzaro reaction, Perkin reaction, Michael reaction, Claisen-Schmidt reaction, Darzens Glycidic Ester reaction, Stobbe reaction, Mannich reaction, Wittig reaction, Ene reaction and Reformatsky reaction, Diels-Alder reaction.
I'm still working on adding to this channel, but I do already cover some of these. Be sure to search here: leah4sci.com/organic-chemistry-syllabus-companion-topics-list/ For even more help with named reactions and more, I recommend joining the orgo study hall. Full details: leah4sci.com/join
I found your explanation extremely easy to understand, and you have a lot of videos which is fascinating and frightening at the same time for me..lol I'm studying the aldehyde and ketone reaction right now and I feel like I haven't fully understood the basic so I decided to start all over again from the principle (before the lecture gone further than this). So, if I may ask, which one of your videos/playlists should I start from?
I'm so glad it helped you understand! As for the playlist, it depends on which basics you are looking to review. I go into great detail for this topic in the orgo study hall leah4sci.com/join You can also contact me through my website: leah4sci.com/contact
@@Leah4sci thank you for the reply.. i'll have my final exam this Friday.. so i don't have a lot of time to think.. just gonna watch a lot of your vids 🤣
Hello Leah, as an organic chemistry student who has watched and benefited from almost all of your videos, I am currently doing my master's degree in this field. I live in Turkey and frankly the economy is not very good here. According to the current exchange rate, 1 dollar is worth 30 Turkish liras and the scholarship I am currently receiving is around 120 dollars per month. The pdf guide you mentioned in the video seems to be very useful for the exams I am preparing for. Is there a chance I can buy this guide at a more affordable price? Whether you answer or not, thank you, you inspire me to be a good organic chemist. Love from Turkey 😊
That's a great question! The key is to create problems that are exactly the same, for a reaction you already CLEARLY know. Adding a substituent should change it for example 2-methyl-2-butene vs 2-methyl-2-pentene = same overall concept but an added carbon. The idea is to change it enough where it looks almost different but not. And when in doubt, use a problem set that includes a solution such as the free quizzes on my website so that you DO have the answers to double check your work. See the different topic quizzes here leah4sci.com/syllabus
Hi! Your videos have been super helpful. I have an exam tomorrow and I was wondering if you had any last minute study tips. I've been doing a bunch of practice problems and know of the mechanisms for the most part but am having some difficulty finding the patterns
I'm sorry, but I don't offer tutoring over social media. For help with questions like this and more, I recommend joining the organic chemistry study hall. Details: leah4sci.com/join or contact me through my website leah4sci.com/contact/
At 52:40 you stated NaBH4 was another oxidizing reagent. I was taught it was a reduction reagent, so we should use a Jones Reagent to get to the last reaction. Is that incorrect? I’m only asking because it seems like the last part of the problem went unfinished. Thank you so much - test in 4 days.
this video is mostly helpful before or at least a week into the semester. This will not help you out if you are in the middle of the semester trying to catch up, or especially for final exams haha
I don't offer tutoring over social media, but I'd love to help you begin to recognize patterns and understand mechanisms. I recommend joining my organic chemistry study hall for complete help on all things Organic Chem. Details: leah4sci.com/join or contact me through my website leah4sci.com/contact/
@@Leah4sci hmm that's good. I will not be selfish fan of you. You are not just for me. You are doing excellent job. I am impresed of you'r methodology and everything you have.
Bruh I took Ochem 1 3 years ago and finally taking Ochem 2 this semester (I've switched majors and Ochem 2 wasn't required) so now I'm essentially playing catch-up trying to re-learn everything I've forgotten and I gotta say it's impossible. Don't know if I'm going to pass.
Oh wow, that's a lot to catch up on after being away from it for so long. That being said, it's absolutely NOT impossible if you're willing to do whatever it takes (aka put in as much time as possible with a good strategy)
hi! i'm from the philippines and i'm trying to purchase your orgo chemistry guide but i can't seem to find where the discount can be placed. is it still applicable?
just saw that you replied like three hours ago, so i am really hoping you see this okay so basically for different chapters I remember parts of the mechanisms and can go somewhat far for at least partial credit. I have an exam on Friday so decided to sit down and practice. I realized I remember zero reagents pretty much. I am freaking out because I know that we are going to have multiple predict the product and synthesis problems. Is there anyway that you could direct me to a reagent cheat sheet of some sort?
In most of Orgo, you'll see professors use line structures. If you need some practice with this, make sure to visit leah4sci.com/drawing-skeletal-structures-of-organic-compounds/
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He no longer uses a coupon code, instead let him know in the notes to seller and he'll give you a 15% refund
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I know this is old content, but it’s still SO helpful. Sometimes I want to cry when I leave my lecture. We’re always asked “any questions?” At the end but I think we’re all just in such shock that we’re silent…I hope I look back on this comment one and laugh. Thank you for all the help, Leah!
You're so welcome! Next lecture, you should be the one person who DOES ask a question. Come prepared with a list, if that's what you need!
For further help with topics like this and for answers to all your questions, I recommend joining my organic chemistry study hall. Details: leah4sci.com/join or contact me through my website leah4sci.com/contact/
I believe in you C Berryman. You’ll soon be past all of this and come out with a smile instead of still shocked to do anything👍
Normally I hate when videos don't go straight to the point but I really appreciate Leah's tips and encouragement about how we can do better on exam and avoid freaking out! It's really encouraging and motivating to help me continue to try to understand even when it seems too difficult! It feels like she is a personal tutor one on one through her videos!
I'm so glad you like it!
I need a teacher who teaches organic Chemistry like this
I'm the same way ...what kind of chemistry have you done ? An how far have you study?
when you find it let me know ....
@@StarProduction369 did you ever get to know LOL
Girl, same. I'm taking O Chem I in the summer rn for the first time and I just...
EVERYONE needs an Orgo teacher that teaches like this.👍
I'm so glad I found this in the first week of class, you're a lifesaver!!!
Happy to help!
Right👌
"Alcohol tends to throw some students off." Now that I won't need to memorize
Glad to help! :)
Instablaster
I gotta memorize all this in 2 days for my final 😭😭😭😭
I’m super scared, I can’t fail this class. I just need a C
You got this! Focus! :)
And dont just settle for C
Lol I need an A+, had 31/40 in assessment
Mhx jgjmagt
My test is tomorrow but this video might just save me!
This video was so helpful, I have my exam tomorrow at 2 and explaining the reagents and how oxidizing have oxygen.. I know it's simple but just that helped so much more than a few videos I watched. Thank you SO SO much!
You're so welcome! How did your exam turn out for you?
I wish I found this earlier 😭 My exam is in 2 days and I’m screwed. But I still have orgo II next semester, and I’m definitely going to use this!!!
sameeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee my organic exam is after tomorrow.
tell me did you do well in exam?
I hope you guys did well on your exam. Please subscribe to the channel to see updates too! :)
@@Leah4sci Yeah I did well in exam I got B and now I have organic 2 and my midterm is in next sunday wish me luck and I'll watch your channel TYSM
Thanks
of course i find this video 15 mins before my final...
Sooo.... Truee... Even mine🤣😂
Found it 2 days after....
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@@jaydonbains4060 yo thats sad🤣
Your videos are great. An analogy for organic chemistry is a lot like playing a musical instrument. Playing a musical instrument relies on muscle memory after understanding the mechanics of the music. Same for organic chemistry- there is the understanding part of the mechanics of how it works and then the muscle memory of getting these reactions to do what you need. So what has helped me is to keep writing these reactions our until it becomes second nature.
That's so beautiful, thanks so much for sharing that with me!
This Video is a lifesaver, I have an exam on the fundamentals of Carbonyl Company and Amines and I wouldn't have stumbled on this gem at a better time. Thanks for the Good work.
You're very welcome; hope your exam turned out great!
Thank you so much for this video. Originally, I got a C in both Orgo 1 and Orgo 2 and now I am having to study orgo for the DAT. This is helping me so much because I didn't know how to memorize reactions efficiently
Glad to be a part of your journey!
Same! Studying for the DAT and i hate orgo! how did it go!
Longest video I ever watched without skipping. Thank u so much!
Wow, that's such a compliment, thank you!!!!
Best tool to use that helped me get As in all my classes. I would sit up front in class and press record on my phone and turn it over so the professors wouldn't know. I would take those recordings and listen to them every night, in the car, before exams and it helped me retain information better than taking notes or better than any other technique. It got to the point where I didn't even have to take notes anymore. I listened to the recordings one last time before exam day and I remembered every single detail the professor mentioned in those classes. I would be the first one done on the exams with the best grades lmao. And students were getting pisses bc they would take all these notes but I would just listen to my recordings haha.
Wow, glad to hear you found something that worked for you! Were you able to apply what you memorized?
I had to listen to this twice literally because your voice is so damn soothing, AND because after I heard you say the word "understand" I literally became addicted to hearing it. I can't tell you how badly I wish you were my chem teacher when I was at RIT!!! Thank GOD my love of BIO carried the day, every single day, all four years!
Aww thanks, I really appreciate it!
Hey Leah, thank you so much for offering your knowledge in an approachable way. The problem I have had with the university, at least here in Germany, was the impersonal relationship between teacher and student. I am pretty scared to ask my teachers questions. Also, I think you have a very soothing, yet motivating voice. I will be a teacher in Chemistry for high school soon. We have a very compromised school model here in my city where the whole range of very restricted to very able pupils go to and mostly, Chemistry class will only cater to 2 % of pupils. It discouraged me to study for OC I and II whereas my pupils will not even get their heads around a structural understanding of chemical compounds. Pushing through will be a lot more encouraging with the help of your resources.
You're so welcome. I'm glad you've liked the videos! Best of luck in your teaching profession. :)
This is my biggest issue with Org Chem…not knowing what reagents do what…hopefully this video helps out with some of that!!
Hope this cleared it up. If you still have questions, feel free to contact me at leah4sci.com/contact
This just showed up in my recommendations I bet this comes in handy when I take Orgo this fall
I wish you the best my dude!
Don't forget to subscribe @Joe ! All the best! :)
is there any way you can do a long video going over the most frequently seen/used patterns in ochem? Like how you laid out the oxidation and reduction patterns? It would be unbelievably helpful
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Thanks for the recommendation. I post free videos as I have time and am always looking for suggestions.
Indeed am offering BCM/ICT but chemistry has been giving me hard time whenever it comes to organic chemistry especially chemical mechanism but from today onwards am gonna start memorizing the content everytime
Glad to help!
U have a calm and patient voice 4 a ADHD
Thank you!
These videos build very good foundation and is even great refresh for me in graduate school taking organic mechanisms
Glad you like them!
Leah with your video makes my chem lesson very simple and seems I have my tutor everywhere I go keep up the great work people like you are really scares
Love to hear that! I'm so glad to know that my resources have helped make your lessons easier to understand.
Thanks keep up the good work may god bless you with long life the world need you most
Oh how I wish the same were true for inorganic chemistry. Specifically, the periodic table of elements and metallurgy.
Sorry, but this channel is focused on organic chemistry
Speaking of the interacting part. My last exam I couldn't quite remember if something would be o/p or m, but I could remember where on the page things were written and like imagined my note page and used general location to figure out where I wrote the o/p and the m activating things and where the specific one from a question was to see if it was written near m or o/p label. And it worked.
I'm so glad!
Today I am going home to sit in front of my computer and join your group! You are great!!
I look forward to having you in the group. Tag me and remind me of this comment so I know who you are
Thanks for your advices I didn’t do well as I wanted in o chem 1 but planning to fix my studying habits n do well in o chem 2. This gave guidance on how to go forward.
I'm so glad! For more focused study help as you prepare for Orgo 2, I recommend joining the organic chemistry study hall. Details: leah4sci.com/join or contact me through my website leah4sci.com/contact/
3 easy steps to memorize:
1) Understand.
2) *Memorize*
3) Repeat.
GG 10/10 would memorize again
:)
Lmaooo
Oh, thank God you didn't actually stress memorization rotely. Indeed, I found that organic chemistry was more easy to "rationalize". The only "memorization" aspect I used was to know the or be able to derive Lewis structures as well as some first principles (understanding electrophilic and nucleophilic centers, Frontier MO theory, and positive and negative). However, the organic course I took and the one I tutored had very complex scenarios and molecules and exams had many problems pitched at something between an upper division organic and a graduate level course.
You're very welcome! The key is to understand and be able to reason your way through it. The more you practice the more familiar you become with the reagents and conditions, the more you'll be able to answer these questions without (or with minimal) rote memorization
6:02 actually putting bromine there is correct too. It is referred as the minor product while the most stable one is the major product
Most reactions have minor products, to some degree. But I expect that professors will want you to draw the major product for full points on a quiz or exam question.
@@Leah4sci makes sense but i just wanted to let you know that it is not completely wrong
My exam is in a week... Glad I found this video :)
A levels?
nope
Thanks for visiting the channel. Don't forget to subscribe! :)
Brilliant teacher thankyou, I think you memorazation techniques and method of studying is spot on!
I am so glad you mentioned the bath markers, I used to use them when I was an undergrad student and my mother thought I was nuts so thank you for spreading the word :D
Hey Kit! You're very much welcome! Don't forget to subscribe.
The usefulness of this presentation is way beyond preparation for test😊
Glad you think so! I appreciate you watching.
You made my day with your light switch example! Amazing !
Glad to hear that!
I don’t have a professor. I just don’t like school but I love chemistry. No tests no marks that says I am a chemist or not. I want my freedom.
silence mortal
Javier C Your greatest achievement in life will be your uncanny ability to comment. 🥇
Chemistry is a wonderful subject to fall in love with! You only need the formal education if you're hoping to work in a field that requires a degree, otherwise I believe you can learn even more from RUclips than the average classroom (with an average / boring professor)
was feeling so confused but your videos are such a great help
So glad my videos are helping
My exam is in a few hours and I don't know SHIIIII to save my life. Great
Oh no, I hope it went better than expected
How did it go? I have one in two days
I love way she teaches my school sir doesn’t teaches that well i love it thank you
So happy to help, especially since you're teacher isn't helping you understand.
I love your teaching as well as your voice!! God bless you
Thanks so much
Thankyou for reminding me what studying is.
Lol. Hope you liked the video!
Good lecture i enjoy learning chemistry with you
Glad to hear that! I enjoy teaching it :)
i am gonna be able to ace my exam because of this and will be able to become a doctor thank you so much
Yes! I love to hear that!
Hello ma'am I am watching your videos since 2014.
I appreciate you
Wow, thanks for watching so long! Happy to help!
I wish I found this earlier this semester
2singmyheart same here, I just did my final exam today and I think I'm going to have to do organic chemistry again...
I'm sorry to hear that, when are you retaking it? Are you set with a plan on how to ace it this time around?
Same here... I did well on my first exam, but as soon as we started with mechanisms I died. Totally bombed the second exam, now desperately trying to study enough to do well on my next exam in 3 days. These videos are fantastic though.
samee I have my third exam today and this whole time I was trying to memorize all the solvents lol but yeah I'm in a similar situation ur in... well at least im not alone
Third exam did not go well 😞 I swear I heard someone crying in the middle of it and only a couple people even finished on time, out of a class of like 70 people. I studied my ass off, and none of the reagents on the exam were ones we had previously used. Idk what to do, I knew the material but everything was different 😥
I got a 91% on my first orgo 1 exam, and then a 103.97 on my 2nd orgo 1 exam. I just took my third exam and absolutely bombed it, this is the first time we started learning about reactions and It’s so hard to memorize the stereochemistry and understand how things are moving in certain directions. Memorizing has never been my thing, I’m a more mathy kind of guy, I like to logically solve things but orgo is becoming too much memorization for me😭. I will take these tips though and try to improve for my final for orgo 1!!!
Thankyou i am preparing for IIT adv. and it was very helpful.
So happy to help!
In fact I really appreciate teaching
Aww thanks so much!
Thank you so much for the Vid...you have a new subscriber.....
Idk much but I've been trying to learn I need guidance to learn the basics or how can I start organic chemistry ..and I need to know the type of equipment i need to use for chemical extractions, basification .what are the main chemical that are always use for extractions of other chemicals ..how to extract compounds from plants.....ect.ect.ect.
And Thank you once again for your great teachings.
Thank you for subscribing! all the best! :)
Hello Mam!! Can you make video tutorials about Named Organic Reactions? Cannizzaro reaction, Perkin reaction, Michael reaction, Claisen-Schmidt reaction, Darzens Glycidic Ester reaction, Stobbe reaction, Mannich reaction, Wittig reaction, Ene reaction and Reformatsky reaction, Diels-Alder reaction.
I'm still working on adding to this channel, but I do already cover some of these. Be sure to search here: leah4sci.com/organic-chemistry-syllabus-companion-topics-list/ For even more help with named reactions and more, I recommend joining the orgo study hall. Full details: leah4sci.com/join
chemistry is more like a mystery to me
don't play 😴
To me too😑
For real.
a fun mystery to solve
I found your explanation extremely easy to understand, and you have a lot of videos which is fascinating and frightening at the same time for me..lol
I'm studying the aldehyde and ketone reaction right now and I feel like I haven't fully understood the basic so I decided to start all over again from the principle (before the lecture gone further than this). So, if I may ask, which one of your videos/playlists should I start from?
I'm so glad it helped you understand!
As for the playlist, it depends on which basics you are looking to review. I go into great detail for this topic in the orgo study hall leah4sci.com/join
You can also contact me through my website: leah4sci.com/contact
@@Leah4sci thank you for the reply.. i'll have my final exam this Friday.. so i don't have a lot of time to think..
just gonna watch a lot of your vids 🤣
incredibly useful. Thank you so much!
You're very welcome!
Really I am student of class 12th in India really it helped me a lot thanksssssss man pcm student .
It's my pleasure!
Hello Leah, as an organic chemistry student who has watched and benefited from almost all of your videos, I am currently doing my master's degree in this field. I live in Turkey and frankly the economy is not very good here. According to the current exchange rate, 1 dollar is worth 30 Turkish liras and the scholarship I am currently receiving is around 120 dollars per month. The pdf guide you mentioned in the video seems to be very useful for the exams I am preparing for. Is there a chance I can buy this guide at a more affordable price? Whether you answer or not, thank you, you inspire me to be a good organic chemist. Love from Turkey 😊
I don't own the guide, I simply recommend it because I think it's amazing
Leah you are an excellent teacher !!!
Awweee! Thank you :)
I think need to read more organic chemical books.
Definitely! Watch more videos too :)
38:50 Sure, but how do you know you're right without a problem/answer set? You could just keep studying the same mistake.
That's a great question! The key is to create problems that are exactly the same, for a reaction you already CLEARLY know. Adding a substituent should change it for example 2-methyl-2-butene vs 2-methyl-2-pentene = same overall concept but an added carbon. The idea is to change it enough where it looks almost different but not.
And when in doubt, use a problem set that includes a solution such as the free quizzes on my website so that you DO have the answers to double check your work.
See the different topic quizzes here leah4sci.com/syllabus
Thanks your teaching is fabulous
I understand all reactions I am class 12th student from India
I'm so glad the videos have helped!
Thank you for sharing your knowledge! :)
You're welcome
Excellent,awesome ,fantastic ,fabulous
Thank you
I find your presentations superb.
Thank you!
U r right.. practice makes a man parfect... It is really need to more practice and practice.......
or a woman
The guide looks amazing
Glad you like it!
My god this teacher is so amazing. Which country mam?
Thank you
well hope this will help me big time
I hope so, too!
Hi! Your videos have been super helpful. I have an exam tomorrow and I was wondering if you had any last minute study tips. I've been doing a bunch of practice problems and know of the mechanisms for the most part but am having some difficulty finding the patterns
Just seeing this, how did your exam turn out?
Please dont delete this vid leah,Let me take my exam i gotta go..will watch later
It stays here, no worries! Good luck on your exams! :)
Hi
Hello Leah, i just bought the reagents list. I even included the code but did not get my 15% back
please email me at leah4sci.com/contact and let me know. My assistant will follow up with you from there.
i am watching this before 2 hour of my organic chemistry test
How'd it turn out?
Excellent explanation! Thank you for saving my butt before my exam tomorrow!
Thanks! All the best on your exam! :)
Hello ❤. Do you have something for the Heterocyclic Chemistry course?
I'm sorry, but I don't offer tutoring over social media. For help with questions like this and more, I recommend joining the organic chemistry study hall. Details: leah4sci.com/join or contact me through my website leah4sci.com/contact/
Hii... Thanku for organic chemistry videos really its a big help to all studants thanku so much
You are very much welcome. Glad to help!
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I am appearing my end semester after 4 days and I am in panic cause I don't have any basics hope this helps me.
I'm sorry you were panicked. How did it turn out?
Thank you soo much. It helps me a lot
Glad to help!
Thanks meam
Thats very useful for me
Happy to help!
Wowwww ,,, never knew chemistry was this easy
:) Great to know you found Chemistry easy! Keep on studying and all the best!
@@Leah4sci If chemistry is easy, what's hard?
leahhh youre such a help ❤
Happy to hear this helped you so much!
Sumup
Memorise based on understanding the Base of the concept
And keep o repeating it
Yes! Understanding is the key and practice keeps it fresh in your mind.
Nice..
Can u tell the name of book ( Organic chemistry..... Guide) that u show in this video ??
Details on this page: leah4sci.com/guide
final exam in 24h , 0 class attended , 0 study done , wish me luck
same, how did it go?
Wow, how did that turn out?
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Really???
I hope you have had turned pages of your books...... 😜
At 52:40 you stated NaBH4 was another oxidizing reagent. I was taught it was a reduction reagent, so we should use a Jones Reagent to get to the last reaction. Is that incorrect? I’m only asking because it seems like the last part of the problem went unfinished. Thank you so much - test in 4 days.
Oh wow! Thanks for catching this. You are correct that it is a reduction reagent.
How did your test turn out?
this video is mostly helpful before or at least a week into the semester. This will not help you out if you are in the middle of the semester trying to catch up, or especially for final exams haha
As long as it's helpful along the way, that's what matters!
it is a great video! just wish i had discovered it earlier in the semester ❤️
How do I find he information to find the patterns? Or find out why it does what it does?
I don't offer tutoring over social media, but I'd love to help you begin to recognize patterns and understand mechanisms. I recommend joining my organic chemistry study hall for complete help on all things Organic Chem. Details: leah4sci.com/join or contact me through my website leah4sci.com/contact/
you are amazing, you could be better as Professor in my science college and I not only learn these things besides I could see you every day..
Thanks for your kind words, but I think I'll stick to teaching online where I can help more students than in a single university
@@Leah4sci hmm that's good. I will not be selfish fan of you. You are not just for me. You are doing excellent job. I am impresed of you'r methodology and everything you have.
Trank you, have an exam tomorrow 🥰
You're welcome! How did your exam turn out?
Is this applicable to CIE A level
I am unfamiliar with that exam, so I don't know. This channel is created with the undergraduate Organic Chemistry student in mind.
Is the discount not available anymore?.
It is! leah4sci.com/guide
Me after watching this video : time to master organic chemistry
Also me : forgets the whole video after 5 mins
Oh no! Go watch it again! And pair it with this: leah4sci.com/memorize
Thanks lea helpful!!
You're so welcome!
Hahaha I AM listening to this while working out. Call that the workout from hell 💀
Lol. Studying while working out? Killing two birds with one stone!
Bruh I took Ochem 1 3 years ago and finally taking Ochem 2 this semester (I've switched majors and Ochem 2 wasn't required) so now I'm essentially playing catch-up trying to re-learn everything I've forgotten and I gotta say it's impossible. Don't know if I'm going to pass.
Oh wow, that's a lot to catch up on after being away from it for so long. That being said, it's absolutely NOT impossible if you're willing to do whatever it takes (aka put in as much time as possible with a good strategy)
awesome video! thx
Glad you liked it!
nice girl you are doing very good work. I am an Indian , me and my friends love your videos.
I'm glad my resources are helping you and your friends!
hi! i'm from the philippines and i'm trying to purchase your orgo chemistry guide but i can't seem to find where the discount can be placed. is it still applicable?
Contact me about this through my website: leah4sci.com/contact
Really freaking out in orgo 2… does the study hall also focus on orgo 2? If so will join
Yes, it does! Full details here: leah4sci.com/join
just saw that you replied like three hours ago, so i am really hoping you see this okay so basically for different chapters I remember parts of the mechanisms and can go somewhat far for at least partial credit. I have an exam on Friday so decided to sit down and practice. I realized I remember zero reagents pretty much. I am freaking out because I know that we are going to have multiple predict the product and synthesis problems. Is there anyway that you could direct me to a reagent cheat sheet of some sort?
need this
I didn't see this in time and hope your Friday exam went well. In the future, even for other subjects, try this method: leah4sci.com/memorize
something you learnt from the military??? new leah4sci lore dropped
lol, happy to add to the lore
l will love if u will use the structural formula
In most of Orgo, you'll see professors use line structures. If you need some practice with this, make sure to visit leah4sci.com/drawing-skeletal-structures-of-organic-compounds/
Love from India 🙏🙏
Thanks!