PART 11. FLUXIONALITY IN ORGANOMETALLICS FOR CSIR NET/GATE/IIT JAM

[@sureshthakur3975]

This is your 4th lecture which i am viewing, whenever I see your lecture, it is just awesome sir.....

[@chandakamanmadharao5177]

This chanal first time
Explanation super sir

[@theepakaranp4902]

Very excellent explaination

[@rajuikey7863]

Thank you sir ji
Very informative

[@nikhilverma9256]

very nice sir,very systematic

[@shaluupadhyay5642]

Very lucid explanation

[@deepakmeena7674]

Fabulous 😁

[@murusankar9254]

great explanation sir....

[@vedsupriya8158]

Thank you very much sir.

[@shweta3770]

Sir in 2) example of Fe complex is there only one signal for both co ligand at room temp, as in Ti complex ?

[@Zul_qar_nayn_]

Sir can you explain it for n3 allyls

[@TETRAHEDRONCHEMISTRYCLASSES]

Will try to upload whenever get time.

[@chemist2211]

How can be differentiate resonance and fluxionality within molecules in nmr

[@rakhikaushik9373]

Sir in 3 eg. Why eta1cp not give triplet, instead it give 1 signal????🤔🤔

[@TETRAHEDRONCHEMISTRYCLASSES]

Plz refer Asim K das for further details.

[@jugalkishore9237]

at 40: 30 in question 5, you forgot to count cyclopentadienyl signal. I think one more signal will be there

[@TETRAHEDRONCHEMISTRYCLASSES]

I discussed only alkene system attached to Rh thus 2 signals at low temperature and 1 signal at high, in both the cases you can add 1 more signal of 5 membered ring. Thank you.

[@jugalkishore9237]

@@TETRAHEDRONCHEMISTRYCLASSES sir, thermodynamics lecture series start karne ka koi plan hai ?? in near future???

[@TETRAHEDRONCHEMISTRYCLASSES]

Abhi to nhi hai kyunki group theory, IR, photochemistry honge pahle.