Reagents in organic chemistry csir net(Part-1)m cpba|Reagents & their functions in organic chemistry

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It is my first time I've been go through your video...and it really really a wonderful learning of organic for me... since I've physical chemistry as specialisation I'm too bad in organic chemistry....and because of which i always lose my NET JRF ... So thanks a lot yr... Keep uploading organic vedios specially in reagents and reactions concepts... 😊

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Thanks Dii For Wonderful Teaching,it really help me to understanding mCPBA reagent

[@mohammadovaisdar6626]

13:25 you said Nucleophile will attack on axial posistion. Even if it attacks equatorial posistion. We will get the same product. (But the intermediate will have -OH and -Br at opposite positions i.e., Br will be ortho to -OCH3 and -OH will be meta to -OCH3 ). Since Br and OH will have different stereochemistry, product will be same.

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[@amritaprohit5373]

Thankyou ... understood it easily... please try and complete reagents as much as possible

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[@sabyasachiroy1813]

which one has greater tendency towards epoxidation between cis alkene and trans alkene by m-CPBA?

[@NeerajKumar-mq9ln]

Very useful vedio ....thanks alot ma'am.

[@radhikaradhika5141]

Tq so much mam aapki sari videos bahut acche se samja main aate hai 😊

[@downtoearth9911]

Madam 20.56 pe Agar me ortho difluro peroxhbanzoic acid less substitution side pe dalu ga fir bhi vo epoxidation as well as Bayer villeger oxidation dikhayega? 3rd last example

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[@pareshkmohanty]

ma'am why difluoro peracetic acid does epoxidation with Bayer-Villiger oxidation.

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[@sameersaini080]

Thanks mam you are too hardworker plz make a separate video on NBS reaction

[@amodkumar2712]

Thank you mam

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Bhut shandar meri bhut help ho rahi aap ke vedios se

[@sheenusaini7889]

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[@JChemistry]

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[@indhuloganathan3744]

Your way of teaching is fantastic...even your tutorials are hindi but it's useful. I got understand from your explanation. am from Tamilnadu .really really your class is very useful. I was completed my PG in 2011. Thanks a lot. Keeit up

[@anuradharathinavel9938]

If in English, would have been even more good

[@pritykarmakar4937]

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[@ravichouhan3880]

Thank you so much

[@Chemistrywithrahul]

Excellent

[@devanshishuklaa]

How to distinguish as of when will Mcbpa will give epoxidationa and when will it Give BVO when Both carbonyl and Double bond are present ?

[@neelilovasatyanarayana5909]

Nice lecture mam...plz ...use English language also in the time of important sentences of the lecture.. that will be very helpful to non-Hindi students.. thank-you

[@missrajanisolanki8311]

Mam ek confusion h back bonding k thru apne H ko upr shift Kiya Kya Vo hydrid shift b bol skte hai

[@bikisonar7919]

Mam please suggest me a book of oxidation and reduction other than Caruthers because is main mechanism nahi hain

[@tapaspatel8709]

It helped me a lot.... Thank you mam... So much love the way u r teaching love ya!!

[@hajirabanoo4812]

Thanku mam

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Amazing video

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Crystal clear explanation mam...

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Osm

[@b.lakshmibai2599]

Thank you

[@malinprincess8938]

what is the alternative green reagent of m_cpba

[@vivek72998]

sandar ...

[@sanatanmajee6519]

Plsss bataye ke kon se book ap follow korte hai iss reaction ke liye

[@crazychem6355]

Mam plz suggest book for theory of reagents to gain deeper knowledge

[@arunpandey6795]

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Thank u mam for uploading such useful video

[@prachishah1097]

Ma'am your this video is sufficient for exam ? After learning from this video are we able to solve questions in gate exam?

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Baut sahi mam please continue it.....

[@shannu974]

Mam I got a small doubt ....in last question .....benzene converts from aromatic to nonaromatic soooo....which is correct among them ....(reaction with BF3)

[@deepmazumder6545]

Maam is this reagent playlist sufficient for csir net

[@aswinds5559]

congratulations to you for bringing videos to the chemistry students.......I definitely can understand that you are well read and learnt all the concepts thoroughly......I appreciate you in this regard for your hard work that you have put into to get top rank in CSIR.. In this regard, I wish to inform you that 1)all the videos should be in English so that event the students who do not know hindi can understand 2) You are teaching and your conceptual explanation is so fast that it will be difficult to understand for a learner and an average student. ALWAYS TEACH IN SUCH A WAY THAT LEARNER UNDERSTANDS THE CONCEPT THOROUGHLY 3) Only the students who already has the idea on the subject can follow ...but difficult for a learner to reach you........Let the concept be explained completely in English slowly.....absolutely no hurry at all...let it take no.of videos on the reagent ....no problem ...you are teaching with such a speed and hurry that some one is chasing you . why so hurry........ go little bit slowly.....Think about the real class room......if you teach with this speed in the real class room, many students definitely cannot follow.... How you have learnt and how your teachers taught you in the class room......did your teachers teach you in the real class room like this....no........did you learn the concepts in this way.....no.......learning needs thorough understanding of basics and students need to give time to apprehend and understand the concepts...... also one more suggestion I wish to tell you is that when you are writing mechanisms......don't be in a hurry.....write all the steps on by one clearly....so that a learner understands and appreciates the mechanisms.....I have gone through the different videos on mechanisms...bu very few videos are there that reaches the students......video are for learning concepts thoroughly.....not just dumping information with full pace like shoab aktars pace bowling....... ....you are writing one step ..erasing and immediately explaining the next following on the same ......no need to explain in this way...... In this particular video, first explain the mechanism of epoxide formation (Dont forget to write lone pairs on oxygen , nitrogen , halogen and their anoins and also on hydride ion.).......If you read the Organic chemistry by Graham solomons , then you will know the the source of electrons is from lone pairs....not from negative charge...........then regioselectivity .....then stereoselectivity and then different examples.....same content you can teach in three videos....then no doubt it will reach many many students....and you will get more likes also. I wish you all the best......and wish you all success...

[@Manu-pc7pi]

mam your written N,bromo pthalamide insted of N broom succinamide in structure

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Pls take the class in English also that will be very helpful to all the students...

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Incredible teacher

[@najmulhoda4566]

Thankyou so much for uploading reagents video

[@khushiojha3728]

Mam physical chemistry bhi padhao na plzz.. Eagerly waiting for it.

[@gourav5423]

NBS does allylic substitution ??

[@jmrao2006]

Super madam.tq so much for uploading the best one

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Thank you so much ma'am..it's so helpful..

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Nice mam thank you for your dedication to us.

[@rubichoudhary6248]

Mam du k liye kaise prepare krre??? Please reply mam.....

[@kumarbapun4708]

Mam plz tell me the solution of iit jam 2019 question(24) which is asked in the basis of mCPBA....

[@JChemistry]

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[@kalpanatiwari5567]

hello mam i am a student of post graduation of chemical science , mam can u tell me that u do u provide offline coaching classes of Net CSIR????

[@chetanjadhav5102]

O-difluroperbenzoic acid gives both Bayer villiger and Epoxidation. Does it requires 2 equivalents of the Peracid or it does works with just 1 eq?

[@JChemistry]

Even if a single equivalent is mentioned.. you do both the reactions together ....thats what is written in the book

[@chetanjadhav5102]

@@JChemistry thnks mam

[@chetanjadhav5102]

@@JChemistry in which book is it mentioned mam??

[@VijayYadav-hx9qr]

NBS mai benzene ring involve nhi hoti na...

[@RajeshKumar-7]

Mam , GOC k baarein main video banao ... Pls

[@fehmidasalam2036]

You teach very well and precise but the audio quality is very poor in this video

[@pushpasharma4137]

Nice mam

[@amitkumarnayak3727]

Maam u r so fine tuned in explaining..can u pls make video on other REAGENTS plssss

[@JChemistry]

I'll upload one reagent everyday Keep learning :)

[@charlespatriotroy1527]

Which book is that?

[@gkumar5485]

Ma'am GOC ka v lecture chahiye plz banao ma'am

[@nittansingh7545]

thanks a lot mam

[@drashtigohil3786]

Hello mam apke videos bahot hi jyada useful rahe hai . But yaha pr muje ek doubt aya h Apne bola tha ki agar benzene pr ome group ho to down side mein oxygen lagta hai But apne example (1st ) mein jab ome group tha fir b up side se o lagay to koi reason h kya uske pi6e ??? (Epoxide k cash mein ) ( jo last mein apne example kravaie. Usme apne Jo birch reduction vala example tha usme apne oxygen ki stereochemistry same hi rakhi hai so yeh ek doubt h so mam plz ise solve krvana ...)

[@AyanDatta_india]

mam structure of NBS is not that what u have drawn.....u have drawn N-bromo thalimide.

[@30raghulramanans86]

Mam could you take class in English language to understand other state students

[@amartyapandey9288]

Mam no benzene ring in NBS....please kindly note that

[@nikitarani6484]

Maam plz Bayer's reagent bhi karwa dijiye

[@vishalmishra6213]

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[@sivanandhamkandhan5509]

The structure for NBS which you have written was wrong, ie Pthalimide, NBS is aliphatic succinic acid cyclic amide

[@yashtokle9933]

Maam in the 1 st question we have 2 possibilities of attack but the 2 products we get are itself meso, so if there is a question asking how many products are formed in the reaction then the ans has to be 1?? Correct

[@sshaikh6658]

Mam in meisenheimer rearrangement if N nd double bond both r present in substrate..nd mcpba is given..we form N oxide instead of epoxidising double bond...why.?

[@JChemistry]

The oxygen is electron deficient ...so it requires electrons ...so for heteroatoms which contain lone pair of electrons, oxides are formed since lone pair of electrons are more easily available for donation as compared to π electrons of double bond

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Privous Year ke question aye in csir net kra dijeye of spectroscopy, please please soon please. J Chemistry Madam please

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Mam pls quantum chem. Kradoo pls pls request h 😩😩

[@divyamishra631]

mem does NBS add Br to the alpha carbon from double bond or at the double bond

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Plz make vdos on bio inorganic

[@JChemistry]

I will :)

[@DevKumar-cq7gu]

Kya backbonding ka carbon cation stable hoga benzylic se

[@JChemistry]

Yes

[@ChemistryTadkaSachinshukla]

I have dought

[@ritikasharma6002]

Thanku so much ma'am 😊👌👌

[@shubhalaxmimahanta5198]

Thank you Mam!❤️🙏

[@4sacademy487]

Hello mam pls look at video at at 16 min from starting Func. Of NBS is allylic bromination via free radical mechanism but u did different pls try to explain

[@thippanisureshkumar8502]

Only at light or high temperature only bromination at allylic position.