Corey Chaykovsky Reaction | Reactions with Mechanism | Organosulfur Chemistry 08 | Bs BSc MSc Final

The Corey Chaykovsky reaction is a chemical reaction in organic chemistry used for the synthesis of epoxides, thirane, aziridines, and cyclopropanes. The reaction involves the addition of a sulfur ylide to aldehyde and ketones to produce the corresponding 3-membered ring. In this lecture we will discuss the Johnson Corey Chaykovsky reaction, mechanism, and learn shortcuts to form products in a single step.
What is the mechanism of Corey Chaykovsky Reaction?
How do you convert carbonyl into epoxides?
Organosulfur Chemisty | For BsS BSc and Msc Chemistry
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Sir in second example where does the other two double bonds of benzene ring go? How they undergo resonance? Please explain

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I guesss second example is wrong, the carbon having carbonyl group is making 5 bondd, how?