Nucleophilic substitution reactions with hydroxide and water

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thank you for including the reaction with water 👍 very detailed explanation

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i dont understand why the bromine has a 1- charge, shouldnt it be 2- as it has gained 2 electrons?

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at around 7 minutes, you said the oxygen has a positive charge because it has too many bonds but oxygen has 6 electrons in its outer shell and is only forming three bonds so how is that too many?

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Hello, in the reaction with water, in the last step, what happens to the br-, as youve added H+, but I was just wondering if the br- is still present? Thank you :)

[@haniyabatool7978]

In h20 there are 2 lone pair of electron on oxygen, you have shown only one lone pair in the mechanism, Where did the other one went?

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Don’t need to show both

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7:59 you mean hydrobromic acid since it is aq, hydrogen bromide is for gas

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With the water, do you need another water molecule so that the hydrogen ion gets removed from the oxygen if that makes sense, like with the ammonia

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Thank you so much for this video , very helpful ..question : sodium hydroxide is diluted in water ,then , what happens exactly between the two mechanisms , and the final products ? Thank you , Fred / France

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What would be the reaction if a Halogenoalkane reacts with aqueous silver nitrate in ethanol? it is in the specification for Edexcel and I have no idea how the reaction would look like

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Why are the electrons on the water being spread over 2 many places?

[@lawsoflegends4789]

HBr will not form in reaction with H2o becous water is a polar protic solvent due to its protic nature it will surround the Br- 1st , due to which all br- will be surrounded by h2o and no hbr will form ,, SIR PLEASE REPLY IF I AM RIGHT??

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why is ethane unstable if OH is attached to the carbocation?? I didnt get that point sir!

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why does water only has one lone pair? love ur vids btw

[@AlleryChemistry]

It has 2. Only show 1 in mechanisms as only one gets involved in the reaction.

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What's the condition for nucleophilic substitution with OH-?

[@physchemwithliz5879]

Heat under reflux with a solution of sodium or potassium hydroxide (source of OH-) in a solution of 50/50 ethanol and water

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