Compare the Nucleophilicity of CH3O-, CH3COO-, CH3S-, CH3SH, CH3OH in PROTIC solvent

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Compare the Nucleophilicity of CH3O-, CH3COO-, CH3S-, CH3SH, CH3OH in PROTIC solvent
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[@strong6707]

Sir, how to build strong concepts in Chemistry? Could you please share your personal experience? If possible, could you make a video on this?

[@aufbau1]

Do not watch any youtube video including mine, do not join any coaching, do not read any pdf or webpage available in internet. Just buy some hardcopies(not softcopy even it's free) of 2-3 important books for each inorganic, organic and physical chemistry. Buy 3 different thick notebooks for inorganic, organic and physical. Now take each of the book, read 2-3 pages per 8-10 minutes and just note down what you learnt, don't jot down the specifics, just the concept with figures/examples/numericals. Do this for 6-8 months without following any outside source like youtube etc. Then revise those 3 notebooks and start solving exercise of those books and note down the solutions too. Then start solving previous years questions of iit-jam, gate and net. That's all. Thanks.

[@strong6707]

@aufbau1 Thank you so much for your detailed reply♥️ Sir, is it like to take a chapter and read from 2-3 books one after another, or completing each books one after another?

[@strong6707]

@@aufbau1 Sir, pls reply.

[@aufbau1]

@@strong6707 No, do not over-read any topic. One standard book is sufficient. Complete one chapter from each book, make notes, then proceed to second chapter, otherwise it will be tiresome. This process will surely take 6-8 months, so be patient. Also learn to avoid going into too deep just for the sake of understanding like ladder operators in quantum chapter or chiral drug synthesis in organic etc. Keep it exam-oriented.