Chemistry Is All About Perspective - Twistane Total Synthesis
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
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In this video, Dr. Andrew Grant explores how looking at target molecules in different light, give new insight into Organic Synthetic Strategies. He achieves this by tackling the total synthesis and history of a unique molecule, Twistane.
Enjoy!
Music by the wonderful Nathaniel Schroeder.
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I like the tie-fighter lego analogy!
Fantastic video, clear explanations - love it - don’t stop.
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+Andrei Bubeneck Hey, thanks a lot! What would you be most interested to see?
Believe it or not, I find rapidly spoken, hand-drawn synthetic strategy videos quite useful. ("MinutePhysics" style) Maybe you could also document shorter syntheses while you are performing them in the lab, to spice it up a bit. But I know how time consuming all of this would be and I'm aware we're talking about a niche audience so it depends on your plans.
+Andrei Bubeneck Check out my latest upload!
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Very nice job i hope you will continue making total synthesis videos ;)
Perhaps I am missing something here. Looks to me like Whitlock produced the 2-ketone on the one-atom bridge. Deslongchamps produced the 4-ketone on the two-atom bridge. Do a trippy chiral-resolved matterwave diffraction test of Hund's Paradox in a three-wave mixing microwave spectrometer. The former as ketone or >CF2 (no vacuum phase self-association) has a simpler spectrum than the latter, putting more energy into each of its fewer absorption lines.
outstanding
Isn`t it S- and R- twistane at the beginning? It this case those two molecules whouldn`t be the same.
What do you recommend me to start on chemistry for beginners?
Im trying to extract substances from plants or compounds please give me somewhere 2 start. ..thank you ..
It depends on the substances you are attempting to extract. I don't have direct experience with that, so I would recommend a fantastic channel @NileRed - He performs many organic extractions
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Thanks @@StarProduction369! If you're looking for some science behind the intro chem, I would recommend Khan Academy or MIT OpenCourseware (Both on RUclips) More advanced stuff you'll find here ( for now..) including actual lab techniques! It has been a while since I've delved into the other chemistry channels, so keep searching! I'll Keep uploading :)