Aldehyde & Ketone Reactions (Live Recording) Organic Chemistry Review & Practice Session

Introduction to Aldehyde and Ketone Reactions (KZbin Livestream) starting with an introduction to the carbonyl group, nomenclature and properties.
We’ll review various reactions include nucleophilic addition, hydration and acetal formation, Wittig and more, including Synthesis with aldehydes and ketones
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Grab the Aldehyde/Ketone Reactions Session Notes at Leah4sci.com/orgolive (+ heads up for upcoming sessions)

[@pratisthanepal5023]

another amazing review content! thank you so much :)

[@Leah4sci]

You're very welcome! I'm so glad you found it helpful

[@evansevro6008]

Really this is great,currently preparing for an undergraduate orgo exam. I would say you've really been a lifesaver 😂. Thank you very much ❤

[@Leah4sci]

I'm so very glad to hear that! Visit leah4sci.com/syllabus to match up even more of my resources to whatever you are studying.

[@goddaniel9478]

The water is actually what removes the hydrogen in the formation of acetals. Thanks for the help! 38:00

[@Leah4sci]

You're very welcome

[@scott6129]

A ketone doesn't want to be alone. An Aldehyde likes to hide with a hydrogen.

[@Leah4sci]

Oooh I love that one. Alde-HIDE for the H!! I'm going to use that from now on, thank you!

[@scott6129]

@@Leah4sci You're very welcome! You've taught me so much through the years it's the least I can do.

[@JesusLightsYourPath]

That’s neat.

[@lavantyb]

Catching up on this :-)

[@Leah4sci]

Great!

[@eman4159]

you're a life saver

[@Leah4sci]

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[@Leah4sci]

Professors know this and add them on purpose, did you like my trick for covering part of the molecule when you see a scary ring?

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[@kemuelfavour9292]

Can you do one for Condensation reactions of aldehydes and ketones please

[@Leah4sci]

If you mean enolates I cover them here: leah4sci.com/enolate

[@le1ra_]

how will i know if which reagents are for oxidizing? is there a better way to see if a reagent is an oxidizing agent? because all I know is to use PCC for oxidizing

[@Leah4sci]

There's not necessarily a pattern for recognizing oxidizing reagents. However, you can reference a lot of them on my Oxidation/Reduction cheat sheet found at Leah4sci.com/redox

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[@Leah4sci]

Uncle John is hoot

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Good job

[@Leah4sci]

Thanks!

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[@Leah4sci]

Glad you like it!

[@alejandrosantoyo3905]

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