Introduction to amines

[@shohanrahman1634]

I have my mock tomorrow morning (and by tomorrow morning I mean in the next four hours) and I CANNOT THANK YOU ENOUGH. Good job, sir.

[@labichetta]

Chris, you're a legend. Clear and concise explanations of complex topics! Thank you, thank you, thank you, from a trainee nutritionist

[@AlleryChemistry]

Happy to help!

[@maybell2295]

brilliant help thank you so much please dont take these vids down so so grateful

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[@AlleryChemistry]

+Mansour Abdulshafea Thanks very much! Please share the vid.

[@md-mt8vz]

Quick question, at 3:21 is that supposed to have 'N' as the prefix as it's an N-substituted amine? Your videos are sooo helpful thank you for making them!

[@AlleryChemistry]

You're welcome! No N-substituted amides. Take a look at this video to see the difference kzbin.info/www/bejne/o5e7m4OKbq9oicU

[@shaheenkhodabocus7791]

Good.. hwvr the board is a bit small or may b camera could hv zoomed closer to board.. but explanation clear..

[@AlleryChemistry]

Thanks for the feedback. Will look into getting this re-filmed.

[@Ali-rm2yv]

helped a lot, thanks

[@AlleryChemistry]

Glad it helped!

[@silenttreatment4459]

Sir, can you teach how to find the nmr peak (low resolution) ratios of amines and amines? Thanks!

[@ismaeelahmed4873]

Why do amines have a lower boiling point than alcohols with a similar Mr?

[@usayededu614]

For any one wondering in future it is because of hydrogen bonding between O-H

[@TylerJamesOnYT]

The O-H bond in alcohols forms much stronger hydrogen bonds than the N-H bond in an amine. This is because the oxygen atom in an alcohol is much more electronegative than the nitrogen atom in an amine, so hydrogen bonding is stronger!

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