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[@dhruba6044]

57:38 spectra 1:09:35 selection rule 1:22:10 orgel diagram. 1:35:02 charge transfer. 1:41:03 magnetic moment. 1:49:45 isomerism

[@priyankam5143]

Sir ek ek concept clear ho gya . Thank you so much sir 😊

[@therhythmoftheheart9586]

Thanku so much sir for this rapid revision session 🙏🙏🙂u never disappointed to us ❣️ bhut acha explain krte ho aap

[@swatisharma7181]

Thankyou sir 💎..... Dil khush hogyaa...... Aap genius ho sir 💎

[@pratapmondal4994]

Thank you so much sir for this very helpful lecture.

[@vikalihjakhalu5277]

Thank you so much sir! Cleared all my doubts.. But acidic variation confused me.. HI > HBr>HCl>HNO3 . This was taught in Acid base.

[@artirana6552]

Do you provide study material or notes of these lecture, how to get them?

[@deeksha5863]

Thank you Jyoti Ma'am and Sir 🌻💜

[@chemicalreagents1217]

Thank you so much for so fantastic session🤩🤩

[@Kasif_IITG]

Thank you so much sir for this content and explanation 👏🙏

[@taniyasingla5555]

Sir HI is stronger acid than HNO3. is n't?

[@Sanatandharmhindutav]

i was waiting for this since yesterday

[@pritisonkar3416]

Thank so much sir

[@nishagoutam1341]

Very helpful....thank you sir

[@pampapramanik634]

I am regretting because before the examination I did not get time to watch this coordination course but I had some doubt about hydrolysis portion.And now I am seeing that there was a straightforward question about " basic hydrolysis" whose ans should be tbp not sq pyramidal.And it is clearly mentioned here.I did this ans through guess almost and it will be rewarded as(-)ve 2!!

[@gowherbashir8025]

Thank u j chemistry team

[@pritykarmakar4937]

Thank you so much sir 🙏🙏🙏

[@pratapsinghababu525]

Thanku so much mam and sir...

[@sapnarai384]

EC of Fe+2 should be 4s2 3d4 as electron will remove from that orbital whose energy will be maximum according to Aufbau then why u have written for Cr+3 as d3

[@shwetasingh1804]

Sir please if don't mind muje please sir muje spectrochemical series yaad karne ka tick bata dijiye.....🙏🙏

[@suzanakhorajiya9057]

Thank you sir🙏

[@bkhan3318]

Sir HNO3 to HI,HBr,HCl se weak acid hota hai.jo aapne acidic hydrolysis me btaya.

[@wearealagfan9974]

Bhai logo bahut wait karaaya

[@organo_pro_chem9556]

but sir acc to spin multiplicity same enegy m elecron present ho to pairing nhi hoti

[@purwapaul2703]

Ak number.. Sir

[@RubyDevi-ok4jm]

Thankyou so much sir

[@amarmane5027]

Mam new batch kab start hone wali hai?

[@nishitarabhuyan1175]

Thank you so muc sir

[@bharatiyaragambalimath3433]

Thank you so much

[@palakjha6050]

Best for revision

[@Kasif_IITG]

Sir hard and soft ligand ka order yaad krna padega??..

[@sakeena313]

Mam plz reapload ur coordination chemistry playlist 🙏

[@PriyankaYadav-io9xj]

Sir apne kha ki laporate ko preference dengr over spin selection... But spin selection ko preference dete h laporate k uper

[@yashpalthakur9723]

Reference?

[@shwetadhannura9268]

Yes Jyoti madam ne bataya hai ki spin selection rule prefer over lapporte

[@mhiii45]

Yess

[@yashpalthakur9723]

d10 is inert or liable?

[@PriyankaYadav-io9xj]

@@yashpalthakur9723 . Labile

[@sumanamazumdar8324]

Sir spin selection rule to more preferred than Laporte. Apne ulta bola sir confused ho gayi. Jyoti mam course mein to spin to more preferred bola hai😢

[@yashpalthakur9723]

I think d10 should be inert and not labile

[@nishitarabhuyan1175]

Sir at 2:58:41 me aap bola π* to π* hote h. Wo kese pata kr lenge ki wohi transition ho ra

[@drisyarkumar8454]

Sir, i have a doubt. In acid hydrolysis the order of rate of reaction was given as (in terms of corresponding acids) HNO3>HI>HBr>HCl>H3PO4. But the order of acidity would be HI>HBr>HCl>HNO3>H3PO4 na. Please reply sir.

[@laeeqahmed7776]

Yes you are right but the order not only depend on the acidity it depend on the metal and leaving ligand bond strength

[@rohanbasak218]

Sir , in class jyoti mam told that spin allowance will be preferred over Laporte allowance, and here this concept is being contradictory with you,..so what should I consider??

[@subhabratapanda96]

Right..did he replied??

[@sumanamazumdar8324]

No. I also asked the same qs

[@smartkhan2022]

Mam pls aap hi padhao crash course

[@dhanalakshmikomara8809]

Sir..can u please explain important points in English?? Many are from poor in hindi.. please consider this..

[@sanatandey1256]

inverse spinel A2+&B3+ are oh and B3+ are td

[@patelvandana2925]

Last me N through complex banna uski oxidation +2hogi

[@azadsaini1947]

21:58, In huyee PE was given like 3P, 4P, what does it mean or it was a old concept?

[@azadsaini1947]

In cfse

[@wish4702]

sir.. in outer and inner sphere mechanism me electron transfer ka rate ma'am ne to eg to eg fast bataya tha... sir konsa rate correct h

[@Artist_kashish]

Ma'am wala hi correct maano😂

[@raziyapeekay7413]

Sir in fe3o4 -0.4 is less than 0 right? So it should be normal spinel?🙄

[@inderpreetkaur9046]

Modulus of cfse is taken . So it's 0.4

[@ExceptionsandChemistry3556]

How can FeCl3 be colourless😊😊??1:36:52

[@farooqehusni943]

Sir, in assignmnt 11, Co3+ is taken as high spin. It should be low spin, right..?? Similarly Cu3+ also...

[@laeeqahmed7776]

Yes.. It is high spin only in the case of halogens as ligand.

[@Sanatandharmhindutav]

finally

[@nainilnikki3466]

Ise video kyu bolte ho... Ise film goshit karo 3 gante ki !! 😂 Btw I'm waiting for this video !! Thank you !! 🔥

[@the_urban_tribal3243]

and notes v bna rhe ho toh 6 hours needed max. 😢

[@nainilnikki3466]

Nai nai revision he !! 2 gante me khatam !! ✅

[@studytoclimbup5724]

Madam telling that Spin Selection rule is dominating over than Laporte Selection rule... please inform me which one is correct ??

[@anshikagarg5621]

Same q

[@sharmagunjan901]

Same doubt

[@kanikasharma6142]

Sir ,jab orbital contribution hoga to hum 2nd formula use karenge magnetic moment find karne ke liye ???

[@laeeqahmed7776]

Yes..

[@kanikasharma6142]

Thank you sir 🙏

[@shriyamarwaha2407]

For [Cu(NH3)]²+ is the hybridization taken as dsp² or sp²d .

[@a.pchemistryclasses1071]

Sp2d

[@shriyamarwaha2407]

@@a.pchemistryclasses1071 But it should be dsp² as 1 e‐ gets promoted .

[@laeeqahmed7776]

The electron is not promoted because the next oxidation state of cu i.e +3 is not stable

[@user-fo7rz9xc2h]

in tetrahedral complex,,t2 will be lowest energy but you have written a1,the lowest energy,,this is wrong.

[@afrinahamed6653]

WEAK JTD significantly shown when temp is less

[@yash3498]

Thankyou sir

[@shwetadhannura9268]

Sir spin selection rule prefer over lapporte selection rule

[@chemspark595]

Same doubt

[@kkmrgroup7052]

Ha ma'am bhi thi batati hai

[@purvajain7980]

Spin

[@chaithrakumaraswamy]

i wanna take csir classes

[@ruqaiyasaqib9462]

Mam ..,.. coordination chemistry ke lecture wise video provide kijiye.... Mam 1st lec upload h but uske aage ke lec n h Mam please provide kijiye Mam apse contact kaise kr skten h

[@aaryansood007]

Sir, How is [IrBr6]3- low spin ?

[@VV-fi4ix]

Jo bhi 4d and 5d series ke hote hn wo lowspin hote hn irrespective of whether ligand is strong or weak

[@sheetalsaini3640]

IrBr6 2- mein kitni transitions hongi ?

[@laeeqahmed7776]

2 transitions

[@truptikurkute8894]

Inverse spinel given wrong

[@rishukanaujiya1379]

ma sach me kuch samj ni aya sir is not clearing everything from basic

[@bkhan3318]

Sir agr spin allowed hai or laporte forbidden hai to spin allowed ka colour more intense hota hai.Priority to spin selectiin rule ko di jayegi over laporte rule.Is it correct???

[@preetiyadav9165]

Yes sir plz reply this doubt

[@laeeqahmed7776]

Nhi ye sirf partly laporte allowed k liye hota h Agr koi perfectly laporte allowed h which means wo to charge transfer ki condition aa jayegi na to wha whi jyda intense hoga spin ko hum sirf partly laporte allowed k case m priority denge..

[@preetiyadav9165]

@@laeeqahmed7776 but sir td tho hmesa partly allowed hote h so td or perfect oh m kre oh spin allow or laporte forbidden /td spin forbidden so priority oh ko milegi am I write?

[@laeeqahmed7776]

@@preetiyadav9165 yes you are right.. M whi to keh rha hu agr partly laporte allowed ki baat aayegi to hum spin ko preference denge..

[@preetiyadav9165]

Sir ek doubt or h ISM m bridging ka order aapne acidity k hisab se btaya h so HI more acidic than Hno3 so bridging tendency I ki jyada honi chahiye no3 se?

[@pareekmonika8171]

Laeeq sir my favourite

[@pareekmonika8171]

Thank you Jyoti ma'am

[@silentknight138]

i was writing 💚

[@wearealagfan9974]

Bina like ke nahi jaegi ye video.

[@naivedyanaithani1731]

✂️

[@sejalsadhu5919]

1st

[@RIVA0823]

Hi

[@pritisonkar3416]

Preeti

[@king_Viratkohli18]

😂

[@Target._]

Sorry to say you Made Term Symbols difficult ......... Itni assan cheez ko complected kr re ho

[@Target._]

@@ayushimehta1133 so?

[@Sukhu07]

Worst video on coordination chemistry, he should explain those things little, just showing it will be that...

[@user-rl3nh8cz8n]

Eie wala lecture Bahut boring hai

[@nature88892]

Bhai tum pdha rhe ho lekin maza n aa rha Rata mar k aa gye ho