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[@gabriellegutierrez3067]

This is a great video- thank you! I'll share it with my pharmacy school classmates :)

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Fantastic. Thank you for your support!

[@alexispeart1126]

Thank You so much for explaining this I was so confused before watching!

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[@weddjammal9413]

so good! very simply explained. I love this

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So glad it was clear for you. Thanks for watching.

[@Zainab-bg2ed]

You saved me with this wonderful explanation, thank you doctor💜💜

[@ninarefhagen5715]

You described this amazingly well! :D

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So glad you enjoyed it!

[@Professor_Gaoboi03]

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[@danielhe6350]

What is Escitaprolam? Was that supposed to be Escitalopram? The S enantiomer of Citalopram?

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Whoops! Yes, that was supposed to be "escitalopram". Some typos slip through.

[@ajayjat1914]

It's incredible explanation!
Thnx Sir!🙏

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So glad you liked it. Thank you for watching.

[@had-sd4hs]

Thank you!!

[@ahmedelmaamoun6249]

Thank you for the information.
Excuse me, if we have acyl hydrazone group R1-C(=O)-NH-N=C-R2 and as you may already know that acyl hydrazone is hydrolysis in an acidic medium, so what are other groups that are more stable and have the same length?

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