Leaving groups in Organic chemistry | IIT JEE & NEET | Vineet Khatri Sir | ATP STAR Kota

[@Roh0io]

1) when leaving groups become stable after being removed from the parent molecule, IT IS A GOOD LEAVING GROUP!! 2) The bigger an atom is, the negative charge is more distributed in it making it stable, and also making it a good leaving group. Thus I>Br>Cl>F 3) If a more electronegative atom carries a -ve charge, it is more than and a better leaving group than the atom which is less electronegative and carries a -ve charge 4) While comparing leaving groups, if the differenciating elements in the compounds are situated down the group, WE COMPARE THEIR SIZES and if they move along the period WE COMPARE THEIR ELECTRONEGATIVITY 5) If the leaving group is a gas, then it is a better leaving group

[@jsd_55]

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[@edunap]

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[@varshadeotare4644]

Sir please fix the thumbnail!!

[@edunap]

मज़ा आ गया सर एकदम basics Clear हो गए Thank You ❤❤

[@sudhirkumarchauhan9826]

I was Confused for 6 month about leaving group...but you cleared it in just 12:39 minutes...thnx a lot sir...😅😅👌👌

[@go.gibberish]

that was awesme "ye aata hi kyun hai reactn me......jane ke liye" :D :D

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[@ASHISHKUMAR-dd9el]

really awesome teaching pedagogy .... thank u sir really enjoying organic chemistry by you sir......amazing videos

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[@justwanted5894]

Wow very nice explanation sir.....thank you so much for this great video

[@sarojbennayak2652]

Sir aapne lcp or N2 ke better living group Ko kese connect Kiya . Video me samaj nahi aa raha . Pls explain sir.

[@abhiramivr9774]

you are great sir!!!!!

[@adarshachatterjee1220]

I cant findcthe playlist for alchohol,phenols and ethers

[@vaibhavgupta973]

Thank you sir..

[@ask-wj2pf]

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[@pratyush1134]

sir plz upload ethers , ketone and alchols plzz

[@continnum_radhe-radhe]

Sir iske thumbnail me types of solvent ki pic lgi hai ...

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The best thing is that I enjoy your videos.☺️

[@continnum_radhe-radhe]

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[@kum221]

iodine vs n2 which is best leaving group maybe iodine!!!!!!

[@RAHULSEVTA06]

ITS N2

[@yadavbhai99]

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[@Dr_Tesla_]

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[@ram_pande8039]

Aata hai fir chala jaata hai, lovely diazonium

[@abhishekgupta3456]

Sir in one example u have taken the no.of equivalent resonant structure as priority....can we take the ruling of carbocations as they need electron withdrawing group......

[@abhishekgupta3456]

Any Time Padhai Academy sorry sir that's carboanion

[@abhishekgupta3456]

So sir can we use that ruling

[@priyam5900]

Sir thunbnail sahi kijiye

[@architbhonsle7356]

Could you please arrange the vids in a proper viewing order in the (Organic Chemistry) playlist so people like me don't have to browse the entire playlist for the video which SHOULD be watched next rather than what's next up in the playlist. 😌😅

[@architbhonsle7356]

That was fast

[@pravinkulkarni793]

Any Time Padhai Academy bt they are not actually very properly arranged

[@snehilkumar9517]

@@pravinkulkarni793 first complete IUPAC playlist, then isomer playlist, then hydrocarbon playlist, then alkyl halide, then alcohols phenols and ethers, then amines playlist, then aldehyde, then polymers

[@abidhaqqani3154]

Aap ka board nhi dikh rha.

[@omkargoyar5050]

Thank you sir

[@Asima1976]

why is N2 very good leaving group

[@ask-wj2pf]

वैसे शायद thumbnail aur contain miss match ho Gaya hai par koi bat nahi me to ye he dekh na chahta that...

[@srinudms2288]

If h20 obtained is steam then which will leave fast.........plz reply

[@vrsoback]

n2 he already said that its the best leaving group to ever exist

[@neelamsoni1844]

11:19 🤣 Thank u very much sir 💕💕💞

[@ishratansari4388]

Good

[@bhagwatpatil3438]

PLZZZ use dark colour or pen

[@rohanmeena3530]

sir if leaving group has strong tendency to go out of the reaction so why would it participate in the reaction.

[@akshaymaheshwari1483]

Rohan Meena it is trying to make space for an atom / group of atoms which will be more stable (better bonded ) in the compound . So it actually doesn't take part in the reaction if you think of it that way , it is just creating a site for attack

[@mayankm5737]

Thanku sir

[@hellobrother3173]

Sir in questions fir ch 3 negative jaldi nikal.jana chahie

[@juhirani1313]

tosyl group me cross conjugation hai na... to thora less stable hona chahiye but aisa kyu nai hai...

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[@hanupawandwivedi6613]

Nice