Problem Solving Approach: Organometallic Reaction Mechanism | CSIR NET June 2019

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[@anirbansaha4555]

In compound 2 the species is not 18 electron so why reductive elimation will occur at 1st step?and the final product is not also 18 e species

[@aipurilingaraju550]

Thanks sir

[@sandhyatandale448]

Thanks you so much

[@elizabethgeorge1300]

Sir, in the first compound is there any possibility for the reductive elimination of methoxymethane.

[@khpchemistry1909]

sir, plz make vidio on four marker physical chemistry june 2019

[@chandansarmah2183]

Sir, how we know that reductive elemination will take place in the 2nd step of first reaction??

[@Zooey28]

Pls solve Ques 63 from Set B. The tendency to form cis isomer product question in your next video.

[@saisankargedala]

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[@kanikalalit1153]

In part a why beta hydride elimination did not occur from ethyl and in b why first reductive elimination is occuring though it is a 16 e species??

[@digvijoyasarma8081]

Sir in 1st compound why beta H is not eliminated from CH2CH3 ?

[@earthlive6837]

In 1st question why beta elimination of alkyl chain not occur?

[@anandhu7558]

Why the beta hydrogen eliminated from methoxy group is it from CH2CH3 ?

[@talamnagaraju]

From which text book sir

[@Deepikasharma-gb2yz]

OCH3 me se kaise beta hydrogen le skte hain.... I think A is the ryt answer because ethene will form

[@dhikshasharma8960]

Do some physical questions 4 markers of mean activity coefficient , molar excess Gibbs free energy ,partition. Fxn

[@AllBoutChemistry]

Ok Diksha

[@anirbansaha4555]

Sir in compound 3 ,in the 1st step why not reductive elimination will occur beteen two methyl?

[@AllBoutChemistry]

Because both those groups are not cis to each other

[@anirbansaha4555]

@@AllBoutChemistry get it sir thank u

[@akshatthakur7402]

What is this? I was simply studying grignard reagent

[@vishwaranjandwivedi5818]

Hello sir In question no 1 (A) why beta hydride abstraction occurs from methoxy group and not from ethyl group???

[@sss12644]

Same doubt

[@digvijoyasarma8081]

Yes same doubt

[@hemkumar3331]

In 1st reaction it is not CHO elimination it is CH2O elimination sir

[@AllBoutChemistry]

Ya that's actually HCHO elimination.

[@swarnpreetsingh3977]

Sir pls solve question 101 from booklet A

[@AllBoutChemistry]

Ok i will take that in next video

[@rachnajoshi1567]

In reaction c why not occur reductive elimination in 1st step.?

[@AllBoutChemistry]

Because the groups are not cis to each other over there

[@piyasghosh8397]

I think the answer will be option A.

[@digvijoyasarma8081]

I also think

[@foodplanet120]

The question is controversial

[@bibhishanrahate5240]

U are just manipulating ans ,u don't know true reasons and explanations bad so bad , why in c ther not undergo reductive elimination even there present two CH3 ,while in b it's undergo reductive elimination ,why so why tell u didnt explan properly h just manipulateb