Determining SN1, SN2, E1, and E2 Reactions: Crash Course Organic Chemistry #23

[@charlesbwilliams]

I love this series, organic chemistry can be so much fun when you don't have to learn all of it in one semester with a deep emphasis on grades

[@ashnovahmada499]

Well, can't wait for a new DnD sourcebook called "Chakravarti's Guide to Chemistry"

[@fionaruss1401]

Why would problem 4 react through SN2 if the nucleophile is weak? I though weak nucleophiles were for SN1 only.

[@Cremebrulee.7]

IDK WHAT ID DO WITHOUT U CRASH COURSE. My teacher is a good teacher but the ampunt of time they out into their own doodle video examples is insane... i usually watch all of them and these but it was 5 hrs long this week and tbh, your videos sum it up way better PLUS PICTURES. I NEEEEED PICTURES AND RELATABLE EXAMPLES TYY

[@Peace_And_Love42]

Most of the organic chemistry episodes have gone over my head, so I skip them, but putting it into D&D terms made it palatable. (I'm probably an outlier, but I wanted to say how much I appreciate the extra effort)

[@Peace_And_Love42]

Follow up, I found "we might expect A, but B actually occurs" derailed me a few times when I knew the answer, but then doubted it when you brought up a wrong answer as a contrast. Since this is information I'm trying to memorize, talking about the right answer first (or only mentioning the right one) may be more helpful. Thank you! #NeverNotLearning

[@jneal1347]

Same!

[@radagastwiz]

Cameo appearance by Craig Benzine as the Primary Benzylic. Nicely done.

[@SuperAndrewlove]

Hehe thank you glad you appreciated that 😉

[@odainicdenis1060]

It's all fun and games until chemichals get an upgrade

[@ironpenguin42]

I’m in Orgo 2 right now learning ethers and epoxides this is helpful

[@kummarikrishna9608]

Any JEE and NEET students from INDIA here....

[@bestsynth4102]

I clicked for the D&D, stayed for Deboki's TF into a dragonborn. We need more dragonborns in this day and age

[@21centuryg]

What a great way to teach this subject!

[@pvtpain66k]

Fun Fact: That "Benzene" is modeled on Craig Benzine, AKA Weezey Waiter. He was the host of Crash Course U.S. Government & Politics.

[@SuperAndrewlove]

Well done good eye! 😉

[@Randomthingsandchick]

Learning this in orgo perfect timing

[@jannethasmr]

even though she put it nicely into D&D terms, I am just plain stupid because I STILL cannot understand it.

[@nilishabharadwaj]

This was bloody needed!

[@jerrystokvis]

I just want to say a massive thank you on behalf of 147 THOUSAND people who are learning with your help!

[@ellenmurphree4927]

oh thank god, my exam is tomorrow

[@twokidsmovies]

D&D for life

[@Roltt]

Never thought chemistry will be a game

[@trlanhuseyn741]

Crash course is the best. #thankyoucrashcourse

Haha just before my exams, waiting for epoxy ether etc

[@aniketkedare8]

Best video and innovative, creative creation

[@soco2020]

Nice timing with this video. Thanks!

[@mohitgohil4650]

WHY LATENT HEAT OF VAPORIZATION DECREASE WHEN INCREASE IN PRESSURE OF WATER PLS EXPLAIN.

[@yashvangala]

First! and thank you so much for helping me get through O chem!

[@ethanbonafede]

Smart words...

[@BullPavl]

How does one know which direction a reaction goes? Like, in the example 3 at 12:52, the result is counterintuitive to me: we start with stable methanol, and the reaction goes in the direction of formation of a strong acid (which is quite unstable). Why doesn't the reaction go the opposite way? How do we decide which direction it is supposed to go?

[@abhijeetsharma8966]

leaning this for my jee exam

[@Emi-tc5ju]

the video is too fast

[@barthelemygarceau157]

What are you even talking about

[@smoopydoopy7745]

Yayyy

[@awesomezilla]

Chem tree

[@mdsifat8900]

Nice🤟🤙🙄

[@jewett425]

25 likes but 1 view and 1 dislike, how is it possible

[@henryelicker2403]

Mfw you think it's one E1 but you get multiple products with E1, SN1 and who even knows what

[@ahmedgxr8213]

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[@childofgod9219]

Rere

[@SamiKankaristo]

The kind of game you're describing sounds more like an RPG (role-playing game). You go for an adventure in RPGs, too, but an "adventure game" usually means either: - a (point-and-click) puzzle-solving adventure game (e.g. Grim Fandango or The Secret of Monkey Island) - an action-adventure game (e.g. Tomb Raider or The Legend of Zelda series).

[@katday5928]

We fact-checked this episode so carefully, too ;-)

[@childofgod9219]

Eeeeeeeeee

[@jiabarrett]

what about cash course kids:(

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[@childofgod9219]

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[@tanmaykhamankar]

Hi there love ur videos

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