Sulphonation and Desulphonation - IIT JEE | Vineet Khatri | ATP STAR

[@amantiwari12081999]

Than you sir ji

[@israrurrahman2023]

Thanks a lot. Explained in a very easy way.

[@sukanyasaha6668]

sir u are just awesome

[@varenyajoshi7269]

nic video sir....

[@misti1819]

Thank u so much for this video

[@hindi-funny-jokes665]

Sir good Explanation

[@rameshpandey5637]

In case of nitration isotopic effect of C6H6=C6D6=C6T6 but is it different in case of sulphonation.

[@Jeeaspirant300]

No h6 ka pahle hoga

[@divyanshthakre4641]

Yes because in case of sulphonation kinetic isotopic effect is observed

[@rosyt8252]

Thanks sir

[@701raghavsethi5]

Thank you

[@ManojP847]

Sir SO3- ko H+ to usi carbon pe se mil jaega na... Less likely from medium...

[@_vaga_]

Thankyou so much sir!

[@mr.n_r_maher_9jayveervachh534]

THANK YOU SIR

[@atpstarkota]

So nice of you

[@mr.n_r_maher_9jayveervachh534]

@@atpstarkota Really Good explanation

[@Nikhil-ke9bq]

Agar mera selection iit jee me huaa to chemistry ka credit apko hai sir....pls upload more video ❤️❤️

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Hua kya selection

[@liamcarson3592]

Mar gaya

[@Aadityagarg07]

Sir but isme second step rds kyu hota hai Please reply sir 🙏🙏

[@himankberwal]

generally second ko hi mante hai complex rxn me

[@ajmalali7050]

Sir,but how can a student know that the reaction will only take place in this manner??😢 There are also other chances for example S is less electronegative than O So by inductive effect O can have negative charge and hence it can also atrach H+. Organic chemistry just sucks.. These cannot be predicted without knowing this exact equation.How can we relate this with the mechanism that we study??. This Organic chemistry shit is only meant for those guys who have money to study in coaching centres in Kota.Others can't find what's going on the syllabus at all.. Sir, Why is this discrimination?? Why Jee is not conducting on the basis of ordinary NCERT syllabus?? How can an ordary student know these kind of topics like Back bonding,Quassi Aromaticity etc.?? But a big salute to you sir. Atleast you are trying your maximum to share some concepts with us.But we can't generalize these.I don't know where to use this? The lesson that I've learned from my experience is that if u want to get good marks in jee..please dont study chemistry.Because the questions asked are not based on what we study.. 😞😞😞😞😞😞😞😞😞😞😞😞😞😞😞😞😞😞😞😞😞😞😞

[@sunritroykarmakar4406]

IIT is not for ordinary students that why

[@walterlewin4450]

Why are u justifying your brains inability by badmouthing organic chemistry?leave it iit s not your cup of tea. Local college jao ncert pdkr maze kro

[@nainaramani7383]

Sir what will be the first step in the desulfonation?? Is it deprotonation of benzene sulphonic acid or attack of hydronium ion on pi bond of the ring??? Please reply

[@SamrudhiBarhate-uz9gk]

Dil H2SO4 and conc H2SO4 tells wheather it is sulphonation or disulphonation

[@nainaramani7383]

@@SamrudhiBarhate-uz9gk it's been 5 years! Thank you for answering 😅 I don't even remember these things

[@hemalathasuru2549]

Why cant SO3H+ which was formed from the two H2SO4 molecules directly react with benzene instead of SO3 as electrophile

[@WaqarAhmad-hi5vj]

2:48, 3rd figure, why not it form an epoxide

[@_LAKSHYA_OFFICIAL_]

Because their is not presence of reagents like MCPBA, PBA, PAA which could support epoxydation

[@charmilatanvi632]

Sir, is the sulphonation of benzene a reversible reaction?

[@irfanazimkhanchemist5302]

sir why reversible reactions occur?

[@shraddhadaliya4759]

Irfan Ullah becoz SO3H+ is also a stable leaving grp as compared to H+......so there's quite good changes of reversible rxn

[@sanjeevagarwal2462]

Maza aa Gaya!!!

[@varenyajoshi7269]

sir,can we use directly SO3H+ as an electrophile

[@shraddhadaliya4759]

Varenya i think we can use HSO3+

[@Harsh-if8dz]

sir what will happen if medium is d2o

[@swapnilbankar6913]

Phenol ka sulphonation dikhao bhai

[@akanshkumar2876]

Gr8 job sir ji

[@shreyashukla1955]

thanks again sir lekin plz protection of amine Vale video pr jo question pucha tha answer bta dijiyega sir plz😖😖🙏🙏

[@saurabhsuman6341]

Thank u sir

[@sayondeepsarkar1316]

Why positive charge occurres on the carbon atom??

[@gnanadeepvinnakota108]

agar carbon waha apna H+ donate kar raha hai toh valency us jagah ki free hoti hai

[@Hidayahvictory88]

I'm watching this while going to exam hall

[@sakshamjain580]

bhagwan aapka bhalaa kare

[@aparichitallrounder5981]

so3 bana H+ bacha toh kaha gayia

[@sahiru-kun8836]

👍

[@riyaarora9355]

Thank you sir

[@atpstarkota]

All the best Riya 😊