Hello sir ... Where are you from

Isse badiya too Rahul sir padhate hai Src Wale like kro

I will never forget about the RAGE MODE

Great Thankyou

THANK YOU!! Such an amazing clear explanation! Subscribed!

If the sample is colorless ... How to purify that ...

Thank you brother , you really cleared my doubts . From india 🇮🇳

Such a good explanation, even helping out in 2024!

Thank you for the effort, Professor Simon. It's a shame that the filming is really, really bad. When you think you'll be able to learn more about using the software ... nope, you won't.

Best video on the topic. Thank you🙏🏻🙏🏻

Why do people say this is so hard and complicated that it cant be done by an amateur chemist? Are there some compounds that are more complicated to run? Like for example lysergamides

sir i saw other explanation said priotic solvent more stable bcause the H partial + keep the halogen away from the carbocation since its negative charge. thanks for your replay

HEY, how did you get that peaks popup showing list of peaks, please reply

I got it! Thank you very much ❤

should we get the curve calibration and lambda maximum first before testing the sampel? or does it not apply to double beam spectrophotometer?

Loved this video!

thank you so much your explanation is very clear

If you think you’re the best, remember there’s an Asian better than you

never knew a word like adsorption existed, anyways thanks a lot

Excellent Explanation. Thankyou for making such an informative video, can you upload the SOP if possible

thank you

better than khan academy. instructive, just better, comfortable also.

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if an asian shows you how to study, you better dam be listening. thanks a lot!

Does this mean an exposed d-orbital, quadropole, aromaticity?

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Will be watching this.I just found a never been used Westbend Wok ,vintage ,from 1991. Perfect condition. Looking forward to using it (plan to get a better stainless in the future.

excellent

what specifications of abbe refractometer to buy.. please guide sir

Any chances that pale pink colour disappear after reaching the end point??

by chance do you have a video for all sorts of isomers related concepts? like meso compounds, enantiomers, diasteriomers, dl compounds, r and s configuration and Z/E configurations?? and this video was insanely helpful !! thank you

I am Korean and I received a lot of help from your video. Thank you❤

This is would work on multiple papers or courses, what about if it just a one paper?

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Thank u very much. I couldn't understand why the edges of the atoms would move to the center but this clarifies a lot. Thanks from Korea!

how to read result? badly want to learn it in easy way if possible do you have any recommendations how to?? thanks

Thank you for such amazing explanation

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Amazing, the most helpful video so far. Thaaaanks 💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜

Very helpful 😊

Thank you sir good explanation....can u tell me from where can I collect the procedure for my project

thank you for this video, its the only thing that helped me make sense of inductive and resonance effects

You know you did something right when students give you a gift 🎁

Nice explanation

Thank you very much for the video, I have a question, what filter paper do you use to filter sodium sulfate?????, if I need it to not retain oils and fats, the cellulose one would not work for me, what would you advise me?

Thank you so much... the best explanation so far...much better than my professor

Not a very clever way to show a special software and its functions. This yellow dot almost completely covers the important thing because it is only partially opaque. Something like that is just distracting and by the time you've tried to see what's behind the yellow dot it's already gone.

Thank you!!

Please make more videos about named reactions in this format! I really enjoyed the in-depth analysis and the discussion you two were having.

Love from India❤