@@zai2075 I am boasting too much. I was learning the reactions for the entire week before the exam. Good luck and work hard! That's what you need when you're a crammer.
Ain't this the truth!! I've bypassed Kkan, The Orgo Tutor, even Clutchprep.com which until you I thought was the epitome of explanation. I will most definitely be joining study hall for orgo 2! Or, orgo 1 if I end up having to retake it as I found you way too far into the semester. I'm definitely passing thanks to you but not with the grade I want/need!
I wish I could SEE the amazingness that others are referring to, the screen is completely black, only voice over, kind of makes it hard to follow along when you are referencing something that can be seen
"write it, you erase it, you do it again, you erase it, there's no pressure to go back and study a massive stack of papers because you keep erasing" 100% agree...👍👌
This is literally what I've been doing all along. It works great for the first few chapters, but when you move on and things get more complicated, everything falls apart. The problem I have is that I can think of several reasons why one thing or another should happen in a mechanism. Does the nucleophile attack the carbonyl carbon first? Does the carbonyl oxygen protonate first? Why doesn't the C=O pi bond grab a hydrogen and bind it to the C? I can think of reasons why all of these things might happen, but I've yet to come across a good explanation of why one happens and the others don't. The understanding is helpful, but it still comes down to memorization.
This is why the method includes 'cheating' for the first few attempts. By following along you're not stuck trying to figure it out. Instead you learn from a resource that you copy over and over till you get it. (this is for the memorization aspect. for the question of why you should look up or ask to ensure you understand every step of the mechanism)
You should know inductive effect, conjugation, and other effects to know if any electron density changing on the atom you are trying to connect/disconnect, and also bond strengths and angles, electron affinity, electro negativity of the participating atoms in the molecule. I suggest you to memorize 3 standard values of any property mentioned and try to stock other things while earning into the gaps, so that you can know the approximate values. I say that you don't need to remember exact values but you should know which must have lower/higher than the other. You should develop the ability to compare.
I have a dry erase board and I was practicing on it before seeing your video. Felt great that this strategy is recommended by you. Now i'll go on with full confidence. Thanks, you are the best!
First off, I would like to thank you for blessing me with your knowledge in this highly intensive subject. I'm sure that I speak for a lot of people when I say that you are truly a gem. I am writing to ask if you've removed the video on choosing SN1/SN2/E1/E2. I'm in orgo II and I know that the topics are 1st semester material. However, I really wanted to see how you explained them. You have a special way of conveying the message and driving the point home.
Thank you for the kind words. If you're asking about the workshop which I posted for a limited time then yes it was removed and added to the bootcamp library. Details: orgobootcamp.com
I'm soo happy I'm studying the write way... I found myself learning better after rewriting and throwing it in the trash... You're right... Less pressure for sure! Thanks for mentioning shower markers I'll order that soon! I had no clue that was a thing lol
I'll be forever grateful for this video. Thank you for making one! I've started to follow your strategy of active writing, and it is working pretty well for me!
Thanks, Leah. I can see how this will benefit my studies and keep information in my head and help me to further understand the ‘why’ not just the ‘how’.
My way of doing it is by writing the mechanisms a few times for different compounds. after all there are about 6 mechanisms that will take you to second year in university if you know them and their slight alterations.
@@Leah4sci In my opinion with enough understanding you can derive most organic mechanism, from the main ones. I don't know if I approach the problem in such a way because I am awful at remembering or because my professor is lazy.
The advanced student can eventually get here, however most of my students are studying at the undergraduate level and so are not at this point. You are too funny about suggesting that you're learning them well due to being lazy.
@@Leah4sci I wouldn't say that being lazy is good, but finding easy ways to do something is many people's jobs and maybe being a bit more lazy is not that bad of an approach.
Hey Leah! Thanks for the video. I want to start a master on orgo chem, but I was afraid I wouldn't be able to study the reactions and mechanisms. Your video gave me a great insight on that. Thank you! :)
but only few of the standard reactions like elimination and stuff have mechanisms given in the book other than that there are reactions with weird reagents which u HAVE to memorize lol
I'm guessing you're in some kind of simplified for accelerated class. I love how they try to make the course 'easier' by cutting out all the necessary and explanatory information. I recommend that you watch videos WITH mechanisms EVEN IF you don't need to know them. This will ensure that you first understand and THEN you'll have an easier time memorizing
I write so many times so many to the point I feel ell I can do it. And then after a while am not able to do it. As if I never studied it. It overwhelms me Where m I going wrong?
If you write it so many times, it means you're getting it. Do you come back and do it again the next day and then next? The key is to do it over and over till it's solidified in your long-term memory
Absolutely helpful! How I wish that you would be my lecturer in my University. I did my organic chemistry in my first 2 semesters in my first year. Now in my final year, I'm currently taking the Organic Synthesis. If you have any videos relating to it do let me know. I learn a lot of retrosynthesis, given a compound, how would I proceed, the carbon-carbon disconnection approach, organometallic (grignard reagent/organolithium), pericyclic etc.
Finally, yessss!!! I'm sick and tired of people saying to use flashcards for organic chemistry. It simply doesn't work for me. I just get it wrong and then move on, there's no learning going on. Thanks for this!!
Someone on quora said 95% of organic chemists in college don't end up doing organic chemistry as their career, why is that? If I actually decide to take organic chemistry will I not be able to become a chemist?
Just because someone said it doesn't make it true. Also, there are other fields to enter that may not be chemist, but that doesn't mean they aren't still following their dream.
MAM IS THE CHEAT SHHET PROVIDED ACTUALLY THE ORDER OF PRIORITY SERIES FOR NOMENCLATURE IN ORGANIC CHEMISTRY?. EVEN THOGUH WE KNOW THE CONCEPT I FELL MEMORY IS NEEDED DOME OR THE OTHER WAY., AND MY FATHER HAS DONE A PURCHASE IN YOUR AMAZON. A FANTASTIC BOOK(ACING ORGANIC).
@@Leah4sci But one kind request from my side is that u make videos on more depth concept because I'm from India and here in compitative exam they ask very conceptualized questions.So please make more videos🙏🙏🙏
How about advanced chemistry? I’m a chemistry student and I have a subject called Organic Synthesis and there are over 500 reactions to learn for exam... of course, understanding reactions is great and I do understand them, but there are sooooo many exceptions...
That is some good information you provided. I am starting my path in organic chem in the fall. I am extremely nervous about it. I think your information could be useful.
I prefer to call it active writing. You're doing more than looking and repeating. You're not passive. You're writing and doing whatever you can to incorporate other senses.
@@Leah4scii always come back to the Method Whats interesting is Writing on Tablet Witz pen is different than on paper Idk but the brain takes the Information differently
aww thanks so much! as for mnemonics... I don't have any off the top of my head. Are you asking about reaction names or mechanisms? (tag me in the group with this question)
@Leah4sci Thank you so much for the video. I had tried this strategy in one of my college years and it successfully worked❤. Just wanted to ask if you give lectures about physical organic chemistry ,as it's helpful in understanding many mechanisms in chemistry.
You're welcome! No, I do not cover Physical Chemistry. I only tutor undergraduate-level Organic Chemistry students. For more information on my Organic Chemistry Study Hall and what it covers, you can visit leah4sci.com/join or contact me through my website leah4sci.com/contact/
I,ve cleared organic portion of FSC level(syllabus) it,s interesting rather than inorganic but now my problem is inorganic even whenever i think to cover i feel boring😞😞 well organic is easy
So beautifully explained.... It's true that You are one of your kind.... I wish we have a teacher like you in India... How easy it will be to score full in organic chemistry in one of world's toughest exam JEE ADVANCED.... Thanks for your awesome videos....
No, not in a single TH-cam video. For help with Orgo 2 and more, I recommend joining the organic chemistry study hall. Details: leah4sci.com/join or contact me through my website leah4sci.com/contact/
Love this video and if you could go into more detail on study techniques that would be awesome.. especially how you mentioned to not have pages of notes for every example. That is my go to thing ....and then i get overwhelmed at this massive document i feel like i have to review, that takes forever to review. Theres so many topics I feel like I need to write everything down. But I end up just compiling so many notes and dont spend enough time in 'active study' mode. Thanks so much for all your help!! I subscribe to your membership and I love it and it is helping me do well in my first orgo 1 class!!
My current Orgo teacher wants us to learn in exactly the opposite way you’re talking about. Which is crazy for Orgo if you ask me. I am beyond happy that I found your cheat sheets which lead me to your website and videos! You’ve been a great help in several areas of orgo for me. Thank you!!!
Leah4sci Yup, just memorization. He tells us to look at the pattern as if the reagents aren’t important. He also taught the course in the order of the textbook chapters rather than in a way that introducing the different reactions, their mechanisms and reagents would make sense logically.
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"maybe 15 minutes a day"
Look lady i've got 6 hours to do all of this.
and what did u do ?!☹️
@@zai2075 I passed my final exam and the class in 6 hours.
u made it in 6 hours good job...
im screwed 😥
@@zai2075 I am boasting too much. I was learning the reactions for the entire week before the exam. Good luck and work hard! That's what you need when you're a crammer.
ive got 2 hours 😂
Any way to memorise this in 1 day?
No, you need time to devote to truly remember and understand
Does anyone else like organic chemistry but don't learn it because it takes a lot of efforts and time?
It is interesting subject. I'm a computer science student and still learning organic chemistry myself.
It certainly does require more time than other classes. Check out the article I wrote about this: leah4sci.com/why-organic-chemistry-is-so-difficult
Yesssss
Yep
Yes truly 😢
Ma'am, you deserve way more subscribers than you have now. Khan Academy and the likes ain't got nothing on your amazing, crystal-clear methods!
awww... thank you! Please help me by subscribing and sharing my videos with your friends
Ain't this the truth!! I've bypassed Kkan, The Orgo Tutor, even Clutchprep.com which until you I thought was the epitome of explanation. I will most definitely be joining study hall for orgo 2! Or, orgo 1 if I end up having to retake it as I found you way too far into the semester. I'm definitely passing thanks to you but not with the grade I want/need!
I wish I could SEE the amazingness that others are referring to, the screen is completely black, only voice over, kind of makes it hard to follow along when you are referencing something that can be seen
"write it, you erase it, you do it again, you erase it, there's no
pressure to go back and study a massive stack of papers because you keep erasing" 100% agree...👍👌
Yes! Huge notebooks and stacks of paper become overwhelming.
I have to learn at least 50 reactions in 10days
That's a lot! Have you started implementing the strategy in the video?
Learn 5 per day smh
That's easy buddy. I've even done 50 reactions in 1 day as well comparing to that , what u gonna do is way more easy !!!!!
@@Leah4sci ma'am that's not lot. We Indian guys do more in a single day only !!!
@@universeisheregaming6400 jee wale ho kya😂😂😂
This is literally what I've been doing all along. It works great for the first few chapters, but when you move on and things get more complicated, everything falls apart. The problem I have is that I can think of several reasons why one thing or another should happen in a mechanism. Does the nucleophile attack the carbonyl carbon first? Does the carbonyl oxygen protonate first? Why doesn't the C=O pi bond grab a hydrogen and bind it to the C? I can think of reasons why all of these things might happen, but I've yet to come across a good explanation of why one happens and the others don't. The understanding is helpful, but it still comes down to memorization.
This is why the method includes 'cheating' for the first few attempts. By following along you're not stuck trying to figure it out. Instead you learn from a resource that you copy over and over till you get it. (this is for the memorization aspect. for the question of why you should look up or ask to ensure you understand every step of the mechanism)
You should know inductive effect, conjugation, and other effects to know if any electron density changing on the atom you are trying to connect/disconnect, and also bond strengths and angles, electron affinity, electro negativity of the participating atoms in the molecule. I suggest you to memorize 3 standard values of any property mentioned and try to stock other things while earning into the gaps, so that you can know the approximate values. I say that you don't need to remember exact values but you should know which must have lower/higher than the other. You should develop the ability to compare.
I have a dry erase board and I was practicing on it before seeing your video. Felt great that this strategy is recommended by you. Now i'll go on with full confidence. Thanks, you are the best!
That's great! You are most welcome. :)
First off, I would like to thank you for blessing me with your knowledge in this highly intensive subject. I'm sure that I speak for a lot of people when I say that you are truly a gem. I am writing to ask if you've removed the video on choosing SN1/SN2/E1/E2. I'm in orgo II and I know that the topics are 1st semester material. However, I really wanted to see how you explained them. You have a special way of conveying the message and driving the point home.
Thank you for the kind words. If you're asking about the workshop which I posted for a limited time then yes it was removed and added to the bootcamp library. Details: orgobootcamp.com
Leah4sci Thank you for your response!
THANK YOU for making this video on demand in live streaming thanks alot😊
You're very welcome
I'm soo happy I'm studying the write way... I found myself learning better after rewriting and throwing it in the trash... You're right... Less pressure for sure! Thanks for mentioning shower markers I'll order that soon! I had no clue that was a thing lol
Glad the video helped. You're welcome! :)
OPENED MY EYE MADAM. I LOVE IT. U GAVE A BEAUTIFUL EXPLANATION. THANKS FOR THE CHEAT CARD TOO. LOTS OF RESPECT FROM INDIA
You're very welcome!
Yes mam I am also convinced because enjoyment of learning something new is not in memorizing things but understanding things logically
So happy to help you!
Organic chemistry is damn confusing. Physical chemistry is tonne times better then. Organic chemistry
It's the hardest science IMO, but I love it!
Thank you Leah, your website, videos, and cheat sheets are amazing.
You're so welcome!
Great recommendation! It definitely works. I notice a huge difference when I start from day one doing small amounts of work that add up up overtime.
Awesome!
I'll be forever grateful for this video. Thank you for making one!
I've started to follow your strategy of active writing, and it is working pretty well for me!
So glad to hear that! It's made a difference for so many students!
Thankyou mam...this is very helpful...🥰
I should try this...because i need some pass mark(sarcastically)
Glad it helped! You're welcome.
Thanks, Leah. I can see how this will benefit my studies and keep information in my head and help me to further understand the ‘why’ not just the ‘how’.
That's awesome!! Make sure you start implementing this right away
My way of doing it is by writing the mechanisms a few times for different compounds. after all there are about 6 mechanisms that will take you to second year in university if you know them and their slight alterations.
6 conceptual but most of my students have to learn dozens of different reaction mechanisms
@@Leah4sci In my opinion with enough understanding you can derive most organic mechanism, from the main ones. I don't know if I approach the problem in such a way because I am awful at remembering or because my professor is lazy.
The advanced student can eventually get here, however most of my students are studying at the undergraduate level and so are not at this point. You are too funny about suggesting that you're learning them well due to being lazy.
@@Leah4sci I wouldn't say that being lazy is good, but finding easy ways to do something is many people's jobs and maybe being a bit more lazy is not that bad of an approach.
I think that's being efficient rather than lazy. Saving time is not laziness
Mam I like you.........
Thanks a lot :)
Ma'am have you any notes of organic chemistry reaction with mechanism
Did you check my website for my cheat sheets?
Hi there,
I would have to memorize/learn 2000 pages in 2 weeks...
I think learning won't do the job anymore...
ouch! yeah ideally you'd have learned it all before. hope it goes well
Hey Leah! Thanks for the video. I want to start a master on orgo chem, but I was afraid I wouldn't be able to study the reactions and mechanisms. Your video gave me a great insight on that. Thank you! :)
That's awesome! glad to help
I'm so glad I stumbled upon this video before I started studying all the crazy reactions!
Glad to hear it!
I think solving questions of conversions with correct mechanism is the best way to remember organic in the right way, btw great content
practice through active repetition, YES!
but only few of the standard reactions like elimination and stuff have mechanisms given in the book other than that there are reactions with weird reagents which u HAVE to memorize lol
I'm guessing you're in some kind of simplified for accelerated class. I love how they try to make the course 'easier' by cutting out all the necessary and explanatory information. I recommend that you watch videos WITH mechanisms EVEN IF you don't need to know them. This will ensure that you first understand and THEN you'll have an easier time memorizing
I write so many times so many to the point I feel ell I can do it. And then after a while am not able to do it. As if I never studied it. It overwhelms me
Where m I going wrong?
If you write it so many times, it means you're getting it. Do you come back and do it again the next day and then next? The key is to do it over and over till it's solidified in your long-term memory
I wonder if l canstudy when a beautiful teacher is teaching me😂🤣,anyway thanks madam for the good advice
you're welcome...
My shower is two minutes long, there's no time to do reactions.. am I doing this wrong??
Maybe a longer shower? :)
Absolutely helpful! How I wish that you would be my lecturer in my University. I did my organic chemistry in my first 2 semesters in my first year. Now in my final year, I'm currently taking the Organic Synthesis. If you have any videos relating to it do let me know. I learn a lot of retrosynthesis, given a compound, how would I proceed, the carbon-carbon disconnection approach, organometallic (grignard reagent/organolithium), pericyclic etc.
I recommend joining the organic chemistry study hall. Full details: leah4sci.com/join
My roommate:
" Why is there chemistry in the shower again"
hahahahahaha, that's the way to multitask!
I am also chemistry teacher nice madam
Awesome!
You are from where?
Not sure how that's relevant
Thank you so much 🥰❣️❣️❣️❣️
You are so welcome
Am so glad that I finally see your face...
Thanks for the great POC videos
you're very welcome
Nice video👍👌👌
Thanks so much!
nice explanation with pretty face
Thank you :)
How did you read my mind about the shower
lol
Your voice is very good. Can I love you 🥺
Ummm, let's just be friends :)
Finally, yessss!!! I'm sick and tired of people saying to use flashcards for organic chemistry. It simply doesn't work for me. I just get it wrong and then move on, there's no learning going on. Thanks for this!!
Exactly!! It's all about understanding, NOT just memorizing!
It's almost impossible to remember everything is Organic Chemistry. Even if you do remember, you'll eventually forget after few weeks.
There's a lot of information, true! But this method, when applied correctly, will help you retain a lot.
wow the shower marker idea !!!! I usually take my phone and just practice but be afraid with water damage. That is a great idea THANK YOU !!
Glad you think so. You're welcome!
Someone on quora said 95% of organic chemists in college don't end up doing organic chemistry as their career, why is that? If I actually decide to take organic chemistry will I not be able to become a chemist?
Just because someone said it doesn't make it true. Also, there are other fields to enter that may not be chemist, but that doesn't mean they aren't still following their dream.
You are so good,I can't thank you enough!
You're very much welcome Anadi :)
No doubt, excellent presentation. Your lecture help me a lot. From Bangladesh.
You are most welcome!
MAM IS THE CHEAT SHHET PROVIDED ACTUALLY THE ORDER OF PRIORITY SERIES FOR NOMENCLATURE IN ORGANIC CHEMISTRY?. EVEN THOGUH WE KNOW THE CONCEPT I FELL MEMORY IS NEEDED DOME OR THE OTHER WAY., AND MY FATHER HAS DONE A PURCHASE IN YOUR AMAZON. A FANTASTIC BOOK(ACING ORGANIC).
Yes, the cheat sheet covers priority
Wow ❤, thanks a lot 🎉
You're so welcome 😊
Mam ur my angel because u teached me how to learn chemistry🙏😘
awwww! I'm glad you learned from my videos. All the best!
@@Leah4sci Thank u mam
@@Leah4sci But one kind request from my side is that u make videos on more depth concept because I'm from India and here in compitative exam they ask very conceptualized questions.So please make more videos🙏🙏🙏
How about advanced chemistry? I’m a chemistry student and I have a subject called Organic Synthesis and there are over 500 reactions to learn for exam... of course, understanding reactions is great and I do understand them, but there are sooooo many exceptions...
Oh wow! 500 at a time is cramming, break it up with a set number per day, and no more than 10 per study segment.
Thanks! You are a great teacher.
You're welcome. Appreciate the kind words :)
Very helpful ma'am
Thank you for uploading it....
You're very welcome!
Thank youuuu so much❤❤😊
You're welcome 😊
That is some good information you provided. I am starting my path in organic chem in the fall. I am extremely nervous about it. I think your information could be useful.
You're very welcome. Since you start in the fall, make sure to get a head start here: leah4sci.com/prestudy
Leah pls make a video on SnAr mechanism....plssss....
Ur videos r really helping me a lottt....
I hope to at some point soon
SO u are telling me tht i have to resort to the plain ol' rote learning, nice try
I prefer to call it active writing. You're doing more than looking and repeating. You're not passive. You're writing and doing whatever you can to incorporate other senses.
@@Leah4scii always come back to the Method
Whats interesting is
Writing on Tablet Witz pen is different than on paper
Idk but the brain takes the Information differently
one thing I didn't expect to learn in this video is that shower markers exist XD
A great tool! Lol. Thanks for watching. :)
A question can we find patterns in equations and use analogy to do half the work
A lot of Organic Chem requires finding reaction patterns! Being able to recognize those are key. :)
now make one on how to memorise mechanisms for lazy asses
Lol. Thanks for watching!
@@Leah4sci thanks for the video. This helped me at a time i really needed it.
This was very helpful. Thank you so much....❤️🤗
You are so welcome, glad it was helpful!
Thanks Leah. You helped me while doing my advanced organic chemistry.
So glad to hear this! You're welcome.
Mam I tried writing on a paper and pasting them in my study hall instead of shower it gave me a great result
Awesome!
I would love to hear about any pneumonics you use for alkene, SN, and elimination reactions :) YOU DA BOMB, LEAH!!
aww thanks so much! as for mnemonics... I don't have any off the top of my head. Are you asking about reaction names or mechanisms? (tag me in the group with this question)
i am definitely gonna follow your write and erase method daily atleast for 1 hour.i will definitely share my organic score here after the exam.
Awesome! I look forward to seeing how it helps you!
She is soooooo beautiful
Me? Aww thanks!
wow this video is so logical and useful. thanks 🙏🏽
Glad you think so! You're welcome
@Leah4sci
Thank you so much for the video.
I had tried this strategy in one of my college years and it successfully worked❤.
Just wanted to ask if you give lectures about physical organic chemistry ,as it's helpful in understanding many mechanisms in chemistry.
You're welcome! No, I do not cover Physical Chemistry. I only tutor undergraduate-level Organic Chemistry students.
For more information on my Organic Chemistry Study Hall and what it covers, you can visit leah4sci.com/join or contact me through my website leah4sci.com/contact/
@@Leah4sciok thank you 🤍
I,ve cleared organic portion of FSC level(syllabus) it,s interesting rather than inorganic but now my problem is inorganic even whenever i think to cover i feel boring😞😞 well organic is easy
Hope you've conquered the Inorganic beast now! Thanks for watching my channel.
Best video 👌😍❤️
You earned a subscriber......
Love from india
Thanks for the sub! Glad you liked it!
Great advice. And I don't get tired of saying how wonderful this channel is. And active writing in the shower - great!
I LOVE active writing!
beautiful
both information and provider
So nice of you
So beautifully explained.... It's true that You are one of your kind.... I wish we have a teacher like you in India... How easy it will be to score full in organic chemistry in one of world's toughest exam JEE ADVANCED.... Thanks for your awesome videos....
You're welcome :). All the best!
Do you have a video on Orgo 2 final review?
No, not in a single TH-cam video. For help with Orgo 2 and more, I recommend joining the organic chemistry study hall. Details: leah4sci.com/join or contact me through my website leah4sci.com/contact/
Tips for going back through the course curriculum for my cumulative orgo 1 final in a couple weeks?! What’s your go-to for doing it efficiently?
Start here: leah4sci.com/orgoschedule
That's amazing and it's the best idea to understand the mechanism
Glad you like it!
Ok now thank you leah for giving me a thread to pull
You're welcome!
What if you have lot of reactions
It might take a lot of time rt??
It could. Why are you rushing to memorize a lot of them?
I watch your video regularly and it helped me a lot in my exams thank s for your amazing contribution. And Ma'am you are so beautiful
🌼🌼🌻🌻🌺🌺
Thanks! Glad I could help
Love this video and if you could go into more detail on study techniques that would be awesome.. especially how you mentioned to not have pages of notes for every example. That is my go to thing ....and then i get overwhelmed at this massive document i feel like i have to review, that takes forever to review. Theres so many topics I feel like I need to write everything down. But I end up just compiling so many notes and dont spend enough time in 'active study' mode. Thanks so much for all your help!! I subscribe to your membership and I love it and it is helping me do well in my first orgo 1 class!!
You're so welcome. Thanks for watching!
Hi sis ,I am from India ,your videos are very helpful to me ,thank you
You are very welcome!
Uhm i have more than 30 reaction and i got 1 day this is not helpful😔
No, this isn't something that can be done in one day, but it will help you for the future.
Leah4sci it sure will! I'm just sad I didn't find this any sooner
Leah, you are a blessing and are helping us so much. You are so appreciated!!
You are so welcome, and thanks for your kind words. I really appreciate it!
Thanks a lot
You're welcome!
Thanks
you're welcome
we complete your subscriber above 1 million.
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Thanks for the tips😘🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
you are very welcome!
I like recognize vs memorize
Glad to hear it!
You are right. Very useful tips. Thank you 🙏
You're welcome! :)
thank u mam for such useful tricks
You're very welcome
My current Orgo teacher wants us to learn in exactly the opposite way you’re talking about. Which is crazy for Orgo if you ask me. I am beyond happy that I found your cheat sheets which lead me to your website and videos! You’ve been a great help in several areas of orgo for me. Thank you!!!
What do you mean in the opposite way? straight up memorization?
and thank you for the kind words. Glad my resources are helping you in the course
Leah4sci Yup, just memorization. He tells us to look at the pattern as if the reagents aren’t important. He also taught the course in the order of the textbook chapters rather than in a way that introducing the different reactions, their mechanisms and reagents would make sense logically.
👏👏👏 thanks 😊
You're very welcome
You're welcome but I'm not a doc. Leah4sci is what I do full time
You are indeed a great help! thanks a lot😃
Thanks and you're welcome! :)
I just can't remember the reactions for the prep. of phenols.
Did you try the strategy in the video?
@@Leah4sci hey I posted this comment some time ago.
I can remember it now. Thanks for the advice.
Hahah
Great
Thanks
@@Leah4sci God bless.... keep shining and smiling and rocking 🤘🏾..... Regards 🙏🏾
i love the shower markers idea!
Glad you liked it! Have you tried it out yet?
Thank you so much I appreciate this
You're so welcome!
@@Leah4sci your videos are helping me study for my final exam 😊
Happy Chanukah!!
Very nice explaination
Thanks!
The secret is revealed 🤩
:)
you're cool
Thanks!
Thanks 🙏
You're welcome!