14.4 Introduction to Mass Spectrometry | Organic Chemistry

[@rmikaelyan]

I love your style of teaching, thank you very much. You are concise, fast, and straight to the point and unlike the other organic chemistry videos on youtube, your's doesn't bore me.

[@ChadsPrep]

Thanks for the feedback and glad to hear you're finding these helpful and not boring! Happy Studying!

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[@ChadsPrep]

Good job and hope you do well on your final - Happy Studying!

[@laura5878]

Chaddy, I'm getting lost in your eyes in this video. They tell me the secrets of IR.

[@ChadsPrep]

I SEE what you did there.

[@evanm6739]

So cool that the only time you can get an odd molecular weight is when you get an odd number of nitrogen atoms. I wonder what this could mean.

[@keilysanchez764]

Are parent peaks generally on the far right of our plot? Also, thank you so much for these videos. You got me through orgo 1 and are currently getting me thru orgo 2!

[@CCai-yr5gr]

Are parent peaks on the very far right of the scale as it should be the heaviest? If so the MW for aniline should be 94 or 93? what is the peak that is showing at 94???

[@CCai-yr5gr]

Okay nvm watched the next video and it's the M+1 peak right there lol