@@Leah4sci How can I be having instant contact with you. May be thru social media or what whatever...I am preparing for my exams on thurs.. want to send likely questions so that we could solve together.Basically on the products of raections of alkenes and alkynes
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Hey Leah! thanks again for the awesome vids. Btw i am in orgche 2 undergrad and we did cover the O3/NaBH4 haha. Also you helped me get through orgche 1 last term, so thanks again!
Thank you very much 😇 .You have explaned this topic better than my doctor in the university although she is a public prof. . . . bless you ☺ Ali from Iraq
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Really helpful....... But mam..... What will happen with H2O2?....... And why zinc is used?..... Can you please help me...... And one more thing your voice is so sweet....
No actually I am from India and preparing for IIT JEE ADVANCE...... Actually I studied from a renowned book ( I can't write its name) that the reaction can be carried out with water vapors in presence of zinc dust..... Can you please help me about this.......?..... What is use of zinc dust..... Sorry but you have not mentioned it in the video.... It's an outside question....... Please help me mam......
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Well, only if that secondary alkene is di-substituted on the same side of the double bond. The double bond will be cleaved in ozonolysis and, to get a ketone, we would need two substituents on the same side of that bond. If you believe there is an error in this video, please send me the time stamp of the error and a short description to Leah4sci.com/contact. I'd be glad to issue a correction! Thank you.
Right! I believe all of this has been tested, studied and analyzed like crazy. I don't care for the lab work and prefer 'pen and paper chemistry' teaching the fruits of their research labor
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I literally do not know what the hell is going on in lecture, but then I watch your videos and everything makes sense
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Watched so many ozonolysis videos, this one's the best so far!
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What a concise explanation. Are you a teacher or professor? Your teaching style is very effective.
Neither, I just teach how I wish I had been taught :)
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Where you have been for the past 8 years? Really impressive and wonderful expression. Thank you very much.
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Why does the sulfur from DMS attack an oxygen with one of its lone pairs? Don’t all the 3 oxygens have the electron pairs needed?
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@@Leah4sci How can I be having instant contact with you. May be thru social media or what whatever...I am preparing for my exams on thurs.. want to send likely questions so that we could solve together.Basically on the products of raections of alkenes and alkynes
👇 the lucky few who have to learn the mechanism
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U made me fall in love with mechanisms
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Hey Leah! thanks again for the awesome vids. Btw i am in orgche 2 undergrad and we did cover the O3/NaBH4 haha. Also you helped me get through orgche 1 last term, so thanks again!
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Thank you for your brief but effective guide
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9:39 The molozonide is shocked that it lost its positive formal charge.
Your explanation is even better than Peter Sykes... Thanks a lot!!
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Thank you so much. your videos are really beneficial
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complex topic ,but well explained
well done!
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Thank you very much 😇 .You have explaned this topic better than my doctor in the university although she is a public prof.
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Ali from Iraq
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Well Explained! Thank you so much!
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Wow, thank you!
"Most professors won't make you do this." My professor: And I took that personally.
Gotta love those Orgo professors... Haha.
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Can ozonolysis reaction be used to differentiate between different alkenes
yes if you can get different types of products to be isolated and studied
Superb explanation ... Thank you @leah4sci
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Almost the only one showing us the effect of different reagent
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oh superb...I got it..thank u so much..
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This is one of very few reactions that breaks carbon carbon bonds
correct
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Would reacting an alkene with O3 followed by cleavage of the resulting ozonide using Zn + H2O be reducing or oxidising?
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so in oxidative conditions in a terminal alkene only one H is oxidized, is this correct?
correct
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Really helpful....... But mam..... What will happen with H2O2?....... And why zinc is used?..... Can you please help me...... And one more thing your voice is so sweet....
which part (timestamp) in the video are you referring to?
No actually I am from India and preparing for IIT JEE ADVANCE...... Actually I studied from a renowned book ( I can't write its name) that the reaction can be carried out with water vapors in presence of zinc dust..... Can you please help me about this.......?..... What is use of zinc dust..... Sorry but you have not mentioned it in the video.... It's an outside question....... Please help me mam......
@@swapnilsingh5788 I might be late but zn acts as reducing agent and h202 acts as oxidizing agent
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But not late in your preparation
@@swapnilsingh5788 😄 so how was your test? Not concerned just asking
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can u explain ozonloysis of alkynes???
That's a video I hope to make in the future! You can find my entire Alkyne Reactions video series and cheat sheet at leah4sci.com/alkyne
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good
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why does the negative charge oxygen reach out to the carbon double bond and not the other oxygen...
negative = more 'angry' and unstable and so = more likely to attack
What is use of zinc in ozonolysis of alkenes?.......... Please answer...........
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Correction: Secondary alkenes form ketones.
Well, only if that secondary alkene is di-substituted on the same side of the double bond. The double bond will be cleaved in ozonolysis and, to get a ketone, we would need two substituents on the same side of that bond.
If you believe there is an error in this video, please send me the time stamp of the error and a short description to Leah4sci.com/contact. I'd be glad to issue a correction! Thank you.
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It really makes you wonder how did people come up with this shit. I mean how much of the mechanism is actual fact and not just theory
Right! I believe all of this has been tested, studied and analyzed like crazy. I don't care for the lab work and prefer 'pen and paper chemistry' teaching the fruits of their research labor
what in da fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuq is going on ??!?!
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