Organolithium Reagents

[@RC32Smiths01]

I love this format of whiteboard work! Really takes me back to your earlier instructing vids! Awesome work!

[@Adam-zb5kk]

This is timely. Just started on organolithiums last week.

[@kaushikumarihami1982]

Helpful video. Covered essential material in such a short time.

[@WillRennar]

This is not my field of study at _all,_ so honestly I only understood about half of what you covered...which is about a half more than I would have expected to. The fact that you helped this make _any_ sense to someone like me says quite a lot. Keep up the great work, Professor!

[@mres99lam70]

You're brilliant dave!

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great video thank you prof dave

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Thank u so much I was looking for ,organolitium on alkyne, so I got my answer here ,after searching a lot in chrome.🙏

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[@mhamedmedjhoud9953]

hello professor ,i've a question : you didn't talk about the mecanisme of the prepation of organolithium reagents

[@NewWesternFront]

it involves a 1,2 ligma shift

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[@danielgladish2502]

Great video! When organolithium does the attack on the carbonyl, would it generate a racemic mixture if a chiral center is produced? Thanks Prof Dave

[@ProfessorDaveExplains]

yep!

[@danielgladish2502]

@@ProfessorDaveExplains Wow super fast reply! Thanks for answering my question :)

[@faheemqurashi]

Why we called organosilicon compounds organometallic though Si isn't metal?

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How can BuLi and RX react to RLi and BuX?

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[@strangeandwonderful247]

Very nice, thank you. Synthetic chemistry is kind of hobby and passion. I really get into all the differences and species/compounds that you can create with it. You explained this well. The only is the final link in the chain of the organolitium with deprotonation and the Bronsted-Lowry theory. Maybe a little more on the uses of the final species or the theory itself?? Maybe you have covered it previous, in all honesty I actually just happened upon your channel (glad I did). But overall very well done.