The Inductive Effect | Electronic Effects | Chemistry | Khan Academy

In this video, we look at the first of our electronic effects - the inductive effect - that can lead to the polarisation of a molecule due to electron pull/push through sigma bonds !
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Created by Shahzad Karim

[@aryanraj441]

Make videos on hyperconjugation and resonance too

[@sarinahanifah4586]

thank you. this one is so helpful. easy to understand.

[@sidrazeitouni5673]

THANK YOU! very simple explained :))

[@aryanraj441]

Make more organic chemistry video

[@subhangisarkar8996]

Very nicely explained. Thankyou.

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Masterclass

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Who is the teacher?

[@SVN391]

Doesn't O has more en than c?

[@fidalnigam9631]

yes

[@horizon146]

O has more EN than C, but O- is already negatively charged so it doesn't want any more electrons, and pushes them away.

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He explained why he did that. It's O-