OCR A 6.3.2 Spectroscopy REVISION

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Single handedly saving my A-levels, thank you.

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day before chemistry paper 2!!! The theory behind it is tough but you explained NMR so well sir

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did u pass?

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watching this 20 hours before chem paper 2...

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love that im only now revising nmr woop woop

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The most hardest topic known to chemistry students

[@AlleryChemistry]

Oh yes. Definitely one of the harder ones. Don't lose sleep over NMR!

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Chem P2 is tmr 🥲🥲.

[@pashalashgari]

at 27:24 is that not ethanoic acid and not ethanol?!?!?!

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Always love the fun facts and trivia sir

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walahi i hate this subject

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fr paper 2 is looking long

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exam is tomorrow, wanting to die

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Nah chemistry is a bit fun even though I hated it my entire year. I have my exam in an hour

[@jakequaza3567]

at 32:15 how is the neighboring hydrogens 0 for the OH? Why isn't the carbon right next to it a neighboring carbon?

[@travisross2627]

The hydrogen is attached to an oxygen not a carbon so you take it as a singlet.

[@anthony5147]

at 8:05 is it not meant to be more emitted than absorbed initially? if not, could someone explain this a bit more please, thanks.

[@jhianeblake2665]

22.56 how does the two peaks show that the 2 carbons are bonded to an electronegative oxygen?

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Ty!

[@AlleryChemistry]

No problem

[@pashalashgari]

at 39:00 how do you know if it's ethyl ethanoate and not methyl propanoate

[@Con_Verse1]

Cause of the hydrogen environments I'm pretty sure, I think methyl propanoate would have more I'm not sure tho

[@gladi8r]

facts tbh

[@vlognationzz6700]

at 22:17 why has the green carbon got the highest chemical shift shouldn't it be the red ones since they are closer to the electronegative element-Cl?

[@user-gs5bf9ry3o]

Nah because the green is closer overall. The red ones are just closer to their chlorine when the green is closer on average to the two chlorines.

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Thank you so much

[@AlleryChemistry]

You're most welcome

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wait do we need to know about ethers for ocr?

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Nah g

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Is OCR B year 2 next? :) thank you for making these, so helpful!

[@AlleryChemistry]

Just done a poll. The order is Edexcel (going on now) then AQA then OCR B (salters). All should be in by the end of next month.

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paper 2 was soo easy