Humans are too damn smart for their own good 😂

This is my favorite watchlist to be on. That double mannich reaction is peak organic chemistry

Honestly if it works in humans as advertised, side effects would be an acceptable risk.

(The paper was published in Nature)

Any halogens besides iodine are toxic stop using them unless you want to become 3m and their pfas

A keto genic diet shows the most promise in glios

The best chemical ever synthesized. Not meant for daily or even monthly consumption but for when you need a new perspective.

Legalize and regulate. Id entertain acid again if I had lab test that came with the final product. Back in the day that wasn't needed.

This and the 6 bonded carbon. Both interesting videos. Keep up the great content!

Who looks at that structure (temozolomide) and thinks "no reason to suspect THAT'S explosive!" I'm a neuro PhD and that's still one of the more explosive looking molecules I've seen lol.

At 24:28 why was NaOCl used after nabh4 reduction?

How do you get 3D drawings of molecules in your presentation?

Fascinating.

what the sigma

Im surprised they had to heat the selenoxide elimination. Ive dont it few times and it was always happening at very mild conditions, even under 0°C

Like your videos please continue to do videos like this ❤❤❤

How much of those "fifth and sixth" bonds are just part of an illusion created by the resonance structure in the benzene?

This is definitely novel for organic chemistry, but in the world of inorganic with more complex orbital configurations, there has been such thing as a -6 Carbon state and it's actually all over... your lawn. FeMoCo

I think this is because we are not understanding electron shells. They are 2D bubbles of charge densities, and they are not purely atomic. They can encompass functional groups, and the charges are shared amongst groups. They're not like Legos. More like static electricity on a balloon, but with spin, angular monentum, and area densities.

Well said - even this old would-be chemist understood most of it. Good to know that the molecules of life have some flexibility.

Carbon is blessed

Anyway it's amazing…

What would it's use be?