very nice explanation. one thing, if possible please use large board, it will be more convenient for explainer (you) and viewer( me/us). erasing and writing (sometimes drawing) is a bit difficult to understand. because in this type of example (pericyclic, cyclohenxane rings also) lots of thinking and layers are there.
Chemistry Lover plz tell when u say hydrogen is in ur side wt does that mean... I have issues in assigning configuration in the final step n lose marks... Plz explain with chair model...
Sir I have a question please tell me about it In presence of external magnetic field (normal Zeeman effect) tha transition 3p2-2D2 split into how many number of lines
Thank to youtube.... Shown us Kolkatas hidden talent... The Md Sahanawaz. Whenever u explained this model n all i feel so good 😀
Loved the explanation... God bless you💖
Please make a video about NMR spectroscopy (physical portion), how to solve the numerical problems coming in net exam
Md shahnawaz you are good organic teacher
Thank u.
very nice explanation.
one thing,
if possible please use large board, it will be more convenient for explainer (you) and viewer( me/us). erasing and writing (sometimes drawing) is a bit difficult to understand.
because in this type of example (pericyclic, cyclohenxane rings also) lots of thinking and layers are there.
Money problem!
This board is sponsored by one friend 😅
I AM SO SORRY...!!
but your initiative is really appreciable.
After joining phd I can spend money😃
all the best for your upcoming phd career.
Thank you
Chemistry Lover plz tell when u say hydrogen is in ur side wt does that mean... I have issues in assigning configuration in the final step n lose marks... Plz explain with chair model...
Ok,,,,,
My side means above the plane
Sir I have a question please tell me about it
In presence of external magnetic field (normal Zeeman effect) tha transition 3p2-2D2 split into how many number of lines
Gopal Krishna 9
Re -Re attack right?
Re-Si
Chemistry lover the last prblm ans is Re attack on aldehyde and Si attack from enolate. 🤔
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I didn't solve yet