Understanding Felkin-Anh Model

[@payel____]

What a video!! Thank You so much Sir❤🙏

[@ChemoSpecific]

You are welcome 🤗

[@LaGalaxieDu90]

Thank you so much, I now totally understand the Felkin-Ahn model ! I couldn't understand why the representation of the Felkin-Ahn model was different sometimes ! I'm now ready for my test, I guess, thanks again

[@ChemoSpecific]

I am delighted to see your comment. Thanks a lot.

[@LaGalaxieDu90]

@@ChemoSpecific Just coming back to say there was exactly this part in my test, I think I did well, thanks again

[@TheUniverseOurHome]

U explained it in a clear way ... way better than our professor! thank man Keep making videos like this

[@ChemoSpecific]

Thanks

[@vinitkumawat8280]

You make it easy to understand.

[@gagejackson7131]

This is an excellent video covering the Felkin- Ahn model! Thank you for your effort

[@ChemoSpecific]

Glad you liked it!

[@shivamyadav1560]

I always confused in Falkin Ahn model you explain it very easily sir thanku so much....💕

[@ChemoSpecific]

I am so happy that the video helped you understand the concept.

[@satvikp.s2688]

Brilliant explanation, thank you so much

[@ChemoSpecific]

Glad it was helpful!

[@avikaj.6287]

phenomenal video

[@Abhay8109]

Very good work sir, you explain so well. . .

[@ChemoSpecific]

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[@chemistrywithdryousafzai487]

very nice video and you explained it in an easy way.

[@ChemoSpecific]

Shukriya Sir

[@johnny_phouc_21]

Terrific explanation

[@ChemoSpecific]

Thanks

[@JasbirKaur-pj1dz]

Thanks a ton sir

[@domcomps]

Great Work :)

[@grodspott]

Brilliant, thanks!

[@komalchoudhary3895]

Thanku sir it help a alot

[@ChemoSpecific]

You are more than welcome 🤗

[@chiranjali8850]

Thanks a lot sir

[@helddermolekule5503]

A little spelling mistake Anh not Ahn, but who cares as long as the chemistry is correct. 🙂

[@ChemoSpecific]

Corrected. Thanks a lot for point out the error. ,😃

[@suzzudulislamshuvo5764]

so what?

[@arupratansahoo4309]

Best ❤️ from bengal

[@haydenidom1255]

wonderful job

[@ChemoSpecific]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@TheTimeDilater]

11:40 u cannot take mirror image it'll change configuration

[@ChemoSpecific]

Dear Nutan, Can you please assign the R/S configuration to both the compounds at the bottom left on 11:40 ? If you do so, I am sure you will get the answer to your question. Let me know if the configuration is same or different. Okay. Cheers. Have a nice day.

[@SagarPatil-po1gg]

Dear friend You are just rotating it but saying it's mirror image..That's small mistake rest is flawless

[@p.pchemistrybyprofessorpra9482]

Thank you so much sir

[@akbarshaikh9890]

like it well explain sir

[@ChemoSpecific]

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[@pareshkmohanty]

Sir 11:24 , that's not the mirror image.Actually that's homomer

[@ChemoSpecific]

Agree, mistake on my part.

[@NaveenKumar-di2dm]

sir but 11:28 ur method is so difficult to understand

[@ChemoSpecific]

The reason why I took the mirror image is because in the answer that is how sterochemistry is shown. If you are attempting this question in the exam where options are not given you don't need to take the mirror image. Both the representation have same sterochemistry and both are correct.

[@psychemist]

18:09 Do not take mirror image there. Mirror image produces stereo inversion and this will not serve your purpose here. You better say just rotate the molecule 180° perpendicular to the plane of paper.

[@ChemoSpecific]

💯 AGREE., SOMEONE ALSO POINTED THE MISTAKE, I AM UNABLE TO ADD THAT VIA EDIT ON THE VIDEO. ANYWAY, I REALLY APPRECIATE THE COMMENT.

[@himanshiverma1652]

i love you

[@sivakumararavapalli6524]

sir large should be perpendicular, the other possibility is appropriate the answer what you have got is wrong

[@ChemoSpecific]

Can you please tag the Timeline. Thanks

[@sivakumararavapalli6524]

@@ChemoSpecific Ph group left side will be appropriate 8.19

[@ChemoSpecific]

@@sivakumararavapalli6524 When you move Ph to the left. The Me (medium size) willing be closer to Et making it less Favorable. And when you turn Ph to the right, you have H (small size) closer to Et. Just check. Did you get my point.

[@sivakumararavapalli6524]

@@ChemoSpecific Sir but H small size should near to oxygen We will check with oxygen na not with the Ethyl na ?

[@ChemoSpecific]

In that case, I suggest you to check the books again and revise the concept.

[@loopydooeu9397]

It's Felkin-Anh not Ahn