Sn1 and Sn2 solvents effects

[@mycmd9510]

Thank you soooooo much....... You know I was so confused between protic and aprotic solvents , but thankyou u cleared my concept .....

[@mayankagnihotri9804]

It's awesome. In the ocean of Chemistry videos U all produce real diamonds.

[@rongeetbanerjee5205]

So nice explanation.Thank You So much.

[@nokibshuvo3384]

Very helpful video....Thank you so much...❤️❤️

[@vladimirkirichenko1972]

Great video.

[@m1ghtydev]

But a proton can also stabilize the neculephile in sn1 as well , this reason doesn't make any sense

[@enosh2345]

But it is not the rate determining step right !.. the rate depends only on leaving of the leaving group.. to stabilize it we're using polar protic solvent

[@tanusaini13759]

Ohhhhk now RDS make sense

[@tanusaini13759]

R u in IIT bro?

[@ddavid1106]

Can you do a video on graphing polynomials?

[@pranavprabhu3239]

Well explained

[@abskism]

can you please do a video on Fourier transforms?

[@YippiyakandMaroo]

I hope that guy isn't serious

[@J.Panda003]

Thank you bro

[@durgapratapbehera8606]

Actually the main part of the video is at the last

[@hardiksingh181]

Where will i find the complete vdo?

[@b.s.1302]

Why I learned that diethyl ether is a non-polar solvent ??? 🤯🤯🤯

[@muhammadhasnain7479]

Thank u

[@oddcon5036]

6:50 note for myself 😅

[@Cerealguy123456789]

1rd

[@AnimeVideoEditor]

Well done.

[@jagankandadai7007]

haha

[@SAURABHKUMAR-oy3nh]

Sir please video hindi mai banaya kejya

[@Vick615]

Lol

[@xXtheoscillatorXx]

The stuttering and repetition is very distracting.

[@nahnahnah30]

???

[@alakbinwahid4057]

every one do not understand english better as you,,,so repetition is helpful for them to realize

[@christophermachperson6840]

Idk