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Thank you so much for all of your work Joe, I'm sure that'll pass the test with your help :) Greetings from Germany

Finally I have got ze clear difference in this naming system.......get blessed bro...from Tanzania

Hey awesome video, just a quick question: let's alpha to the C=O is a phenyl and a 2° carbon (technically 3°), from the migration priority list, these two are equal, would that reaction result in a mixture of both possible products?

thanks for sharing bro much appreciation

bery helpful 🙏🏻

Thnx

U gained one subieess MAN!!!😭😭😭😭😭😭

Nice one

Teaching was good Thank you

Hint: When you draw an alpha you go down with your pen (so if its alpha the OH on the first C will go up) and for beta your pen will go up by writing the letter ☺ thank me later THIS WILL ONLY WORK FOR D SUGARS

Wow! I was kinda confused about this. THE EXPLENATION WAS AMAZING!!! BINGO BANGO BONGO I GOT IT NOW 😭😍

In class I've heard a saying that helped me memorize: HAAKTEAM (H - halogens, A - Anhydrides, A - Aldehydes, K - Ketons, T - Thioesters, E - Esters, A- Amids, M - Carboxylic acids. The last letter is kind of useless, but it helped me to know im missing one more)

Great video! Thank you Joe

thank you so much

i want to be in this guys gang

well explained, thank you! now I finally know how the first step of the Corey-Seebach reaction works

at 4:49, you said there was hydrogen, but is it not a carbon? or I guess methyl group?

ngl when i first saw this in our lecture notes, my first impression was also "what the hell is this" 🤣

you re making this so much easy for uss. You re the bestt!!!

You are the best!😅

such a great video, nobody else explained it this clear

great work!!!!!!!

The same explanation as they did in Breaking Bad. I won't ever forget about chirality now.

literally saved my life, thank you!!

Thank you for helping me understand the witting reaction

you are amazing gang

i love you gang thank you so much, you explained what my professor couldn't

THANK YOU SO MUCH!! I was very confused about this topic in my textbook and in lecture, and you made it so straightforward and simple.

Great job

Niceee explanation

saw this terminology everywhere without knowing what it means. thanks for explaining this, you saved me a lot of headache!

I hope to see you too Best Ochem teacher ever ecisted

Thank you for your efforts, and thank you for the translation into Arabic.

بارك الله فيك ❤️

We had studied this in pharmacy college

I was struggling so hard trying to understand this in my classes. Thank you so much for your easy explanation 🥲❤

THANK YOU SO MUCH JOEE

Thanks so much you are really wonder full Man! Keep it up with your profession l love you! highly educated teacher l hope you will solve my any academic problem

Thanksss

thank you for the clear explanation!!!

Thanks fr 🙏

Thanks brother ❤

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Thank youu

thank you soooo much man, you're good at what you're doing, please keep posting videos !!!

But how do we know how the enol will be formed?

How would a cyklohexylbutanal react with KMnO4?

Thank you from Korea 🥳

keep going bro great explanation 😇