Hi Dave _My name is mohamed , I live in somalia , I one of the students connect for your lessons , thanks my teacher . Always I interested for your explaniation
Explained beautifully. The intermediate steps of the action was never known to me. I think this is ELECTROPHILIc SUBSTITUTION 2 in case of DIBAl-H. Wheras in others it is SN1
Great stuff, Professor Dave. Question: Some of the reagents you've covered in this series have specific and fascinating properties, but how are these reagents, like DIBAL-H, manufactured in the first place? Going directly from an ester to an aldehyde is useful, but - as they say - is the juice worth the squeeze if DIBAL-H is expensive to manufacture, store and distribute? Always curious about the practical. Thanks, again!
Hii prof. Here is an IIT JEE aspirant from india. Can you plzz explain the clasein schmidt ,aldol and canizaro's reactions in a video? I am having problem in the concept there.
@@PunmasterSTP I took it last year and scored 95.28 percentile, which didn't give me any good college. So I'm giving it this year as well in hopes of securing something above 99.
@@ahwabanmukherjee5065 I live in the US so I’m rather unfamiliar with the JEE, but I’d imaging that getting in the 95% would be extremely good. Is the cutoff for getting into a good college really higher than that!?
@@PunmasterSTP the rank for 95%ile was 42,768 whereas the minimum rank required for a good college is like 20,000. Difficulties of living in a country with such a large population🙂
@@ProfessorDaveExplains I can’t believe how quick that was! I’m ordering tonight! You’re definitely on top of it, lol. I look forward to enjoy learning much more from you
Hai Prof. Nice... I am yuvaraj from India. I need an answer from you about the phd organic chemistry. I have ten years of industrial experience in exclusively in synthetic organic chemistry. Synthesis .. I would like to pursue PhD in organic chemistry, can I get if I try in Germany and Europe..I want to enhance skill in a systematic way.. I am aged 32 rightnow. Am I eligible ???
Yay, I'm like number 200 on this video. Also, you say "aluminum", instead of "aluminium". This must annoy the British. I also prefer to say "aluminum" over "aluminium", although I'm American.
Hi Dave _My name is mohamed , I live in somalia , I one of the students connect for your lessons , thanks my teacher .
Always I interested for your explaniation
Explained beautifully. The intermediate steps of the action was never known to me. I think this is ELECTROPHILIc SUBSTITUTION 2 in case of DIBAl-H. Wheras in others it is SN1
Thank you professor Jesus 😌
Never actually knew the mechanism, awesome
Great stuff, Professor Dave. Question: Some of the reagents you've covered in this series have specific and fascinating properties, but how are these reagents, like DIBAL-H, manufactured in the first place? Going directly from an ester to an aldehyde is useful, but - as they say - is the juice worth the squeeze if DIBAL-H is expensive to manufacture, store and distribute? Always curious about the practical. Thanks, again!
Nice explanation
I’m about 60 lessons before learning this
Thank you very much professor Dave
Thank you
I watched this twice and can’t remember much 🤦♂️
How to remove Co product as Al(i Bu) 2 at last step is turning into cation?
Thank you so much Dave! Your explanation is so helpful😀
Hii prof. Here is an IIT JEE aspirant from india. Can you plzz explain the clasein schmidt ,aldol and canizaro's reactions in a video? I am having problem in the concept there.
Ya same
I think he has videos on those things up now. I'm also curious; did you already take the JEE, and if so, how did it go?
@@PunmasterSTP I took it last year and scored 95.28 percentile, which didn't give me any good college. So I'm giving it this year as well in hopes of securing something above 99.
@@ahwabanmukherjee5065 I live in the US so I’m rather unfamiliar with the JEE, but I’d imaging that getting in the 95% would be extremely good. Is the cutoff for getting into a good college really higher than that!?
@@PunmasterSTP the rank for 95%ile was 42,768 whereas the minimum rank required for a good college is like 20,000. Difficulties of living in a country with such a large population🙂
Cool. Thank you
Very clear explanation sir
Hi my name is Harsh.. In from india and preparing for JEE exam. this video is useful for me
Hello, do you plan on making sweatshirts for merchandise? I would love one for the winter and to support the channel!
hmm interesting thought! i'll look into it
@@ProfessorDaveExplains thank you!
Ok I just put two sweatshirts in the store check them out!
@@ProfessorDaveExplains I can’t believe how quick that was! I’m ordering tonight! You’re definitely on top of it, lol. I look forward to enjoy learning much more from you
Thanks a lot!
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I think that sometimes trying to find the right reagents and avoiding unwanted reactions can be rather...DIaBALical 😎
I wonder if there is an Al-based L-selectride equivalent
Me really came to see intro
Which ball game do you like?
Normal people:Football,volleyball
Us:Dibal
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The H is more electronegative than the Al- ?
Ok so how can I use this in my Home Brewed Beer??
Hai Prof. Nice... I am yuvaraj from India. I need an answer from you about the phd organic chemistry. I have ten years of industrial experience in exclusively in synthetic organic chemistry. Synthesis .. I would like to pursue PhD in organic chemistry, can I get if I try in Germany and Europe..I want to enhance skill in a systematic way.. I am aged 32 rightnow. Am I eligible ???
I am looking for a reply...
You got a haircut!
First one 😁
Yay, I'm like number 200 on this video. Also, you say "aluminum", instead of "aluminium". This must annoy the British. I also prefer to say "aluminum" over "aluminium", although I'm American.
Don't apologise!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😁
@@johneagle1855 ::
Why would I apologize?
Aluminum is correct.
@@KnighteMinistriez for being American. But you had no choice so you're forgiven. 🤣🤣🤣👍🍻
IUPAC shows aluminium on all our periodic tables.
Are benstoke mai ye kis duniya me aa gyaa 🤣🤣
No such word as "thusly", it is "thus".
It's a word.