Charge Transfer : Crash Course : Coordination Chemistry

[@RohitYadav-gr8nh]

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[@ayushimishra7526]

I still don't understand .....kahan se aaye hain wo log ....jo is video ko dislike kiye hain🤔🤔🤔🤔....ye bhi nahi samjh aaya to rehne do chemistry padhne ko......he is the best teacher for chemistry I have ever seen...😍😍😍😍😍😍

[@aleynayasar477]

Thank you for good explanation. I have a question. You said that Fe(SCN)3 is a exception. What about (Co(SCN)6)4- ?
I really confused! SCN- is a pi acceptor ligand, not donor(while NCS is a pi donor Ligand.).
Also, in that complex the oxidation state of Co is 2+, which is not high. That means the metal is electron rich. Is that means MLCT occur?
How can I decide which CT occurs in the complex ?

[@mallepudimadhu8036]

Very good lecture.....
Plz add omc oxidative addition reductive elimination insertion,catalysis

[@afiyashaikh1434]

Sir, while comparing between V, Cr, and Mn complex. Mn one will require least energy. Because its 'LUMO is quite high in energy' because of small size, and high nuclear charge. So, the 'energy difference' between LUMO of Mn and HOMO of ligand is least.
You have said, 'LUMO is low in energy' if it is so, then the 'energy difference ' between HOMO and LUMO will be high and hence more energy will be required.
And here, the energy difference decides the color of the complex.
Correct me if I m wrong.

[@afiyashaikh1434]

Gate chemistry
Ok sir, I got it. Actually, I have learnt on the basis of 10dq rule i.e. more the charge more will be splitting and hence less energy is required. So i got a bit confused with HOMO and LUMO.

[@ruchi5178]

Thank you so much for your effort
Salute to your dedication 😄

[@jurigoswami6395]

Sir, can you please upload a video on trial wavefunction which came on June 2017 4 marks.

[@hassanacademy14]

Awesome video sir

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Thanks brother it's really work full for me & I am very grateful to you.

[@bhawananagar689]

Sir, yes,u really give ur best, nice video for revision purpose

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thankuuu sir... really ur's way of teaching makes typical topics easier for us.......😊☺

[@TheChemistryStudents]

You are Great sir

[@abuddingeducationist1228]

Pls do a video of spin selection rule and if done plz attach the link

[@ashwinichidrewar4877]

Very very nice explanation sir thank u very much

[@raghuraj9689]

thank u so much sir.. ur videos are so helpful... do more videos on physical chemistry

[@NehaYadav-sf3dx]

Thnkuu so much sir ...sir plzz make a video on molecular spectroscopy to determine whether the molecule is IR active Raman active ..... etc. As soon as possible 😊

[@KaleemKhan-lq6kf]

Very nice explanation sr

[@scitech7390]

Please upload a crash course video on statistical thermodynamics

[@sapnabarad2739]

Sir pls tell me in sharpless epoxidation +D is Re face and -D is si face but what about +L and -L ? Is +L is same like +D sir pls help me to clear this doubt.

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Hey Sapna do you have huheey book?

[@sapnabarad2739]

Hello .. yes I've the hard copy .

[@eddie01187]

Sir, I'v watched ur vid on Sharpless epoxidation, there I couldn't undrstnd CIP Rule!!! Could u plss make video on it, pls.......

[@aparnaprajapati5584]

its really helpful sir..Thank you so much...

[@kitymaurya3102]

Very nice video sir

[@Supdada]

Sir tell me doing Int.phd in iiser tvm is good or doing msc in thiruchi is good?

[@riyamehta1004]

Sir plz do sigmatripic pericyclic reactions

[@samakrita]

Thanks for the video
.please make a video on solvolysis.

[@preetikarmakar8507]

Thank you 😊

[@anupamaawasthi8783]

Thnx sir..... Very helpful

[@kameshwaryadav9263]

Very very nice lecture sir

[@niti2363]

Superb video...thnkx

[@riyamehta1004]

Plz explain when d-d transition takes place

[@surajsoni1453]

Good lecture

[@silpasree2170]

Thank u so much sir.really helpful

[@mannusawal7944]

thank you so much sir..
you help us lot...

[@gopalkrishnaniyogi5941]

Awesome sir.

[@shuvamchatterjee8611]

did you attend BARC interview?

[@nazninfarhat7465]

High oxidation state n small size lowers the LUMO I didn't understand that part ?

[@akankshagurule3636]

In which vacant orbital of CdS electron enters?

[@anhadsingh20]

5s

[@cookingchemistry9205]

Thanku so much sir😊
U r fabulous lecturer 😊👌

[@kanikalalit1153]

Really helpful

[@nidhakhan7608]

Sir my ques is from hermition ....does the hermition operator alwz commute to each other if it is not then why ....and my sec que is does the eigen function corresponding to hermition operator are orthogonal if no then why

[@afiyashaikh1434]

Nidha Khan
No they don't always commute to each other. Only when the physical observables can be determined simultaneously they commute.

[@afiyashaikh1434]

Nidha Khan
And your sec question, wave functions with different eigen values are always orthogonal.

[@destinylife467]

Great 💐

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Thank you so much sir ..

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2:00

[@sowmyashree9719]

plz make videos on analytical chemistry , bioinorganic chemistry 😐

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Very very helpfull

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Thank u so much.. ❤️

[@KaleemKhan-lq6kf]

Than you sr

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T sir

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Hindi nahi aata kya sir..

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Super sir..very clear

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