Organic Chemistry Reactions - 7 Clues from Obi Wan

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http://www.aceorganicchem.com This video gives seven clues to help students decipher organic chemistry problems.

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Organic Chemistry Reactions - 7 Clues from Obi Wan

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  • lol me too... wtf

    lol me too... wtf

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  • Awesome

    Awesome

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  • at what level ochem ...

    at what level ochem is this based?

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  • O S**t this class ...

    O S**t this class is going to ruin my GPA dam

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  • You can completely ...

    You can completely reduce the ketone to a CH2with a Wolf-Kishner reaction, using NH2NH2 in a a strong base like KOH. I like to think of it as a bald guy (ketone O)who grows the Hair of the Wolff (to H's bonded to the Carbon instead). Silly, but it's stuck with me so far.

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  • Awesome !! but this ...

    Awesome !! but this is like a small fraction of Ochem

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  • awesome!!!!

    awesome!!!!

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  • i loved the little ...

    i loved the little quotes at the bottom CUTE

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  • My professor said ...

    My professor said it is possible but with a different set of conditions.

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  • This is true, ...

    This is true, however, the equilibrium SO highly favors the equatorial that is essential "locked". Undergraduates don't need to be confused and think that they can do chemistry that is impossible b/c there is 0.001% axial. It might be clearer to put "locked" in quotes i guess.

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  • t-butylcyclohexane ...

    t-butylcyclohexane is not locked, there is a rapid equilibrium between axial and equatorial forms, where the equatorial form is highly favored.

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  • Nice video!

    Nice video!

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  • can we reduce the ...

    can we reduce the ketone under H2/Pd?

    I think yes, but oxitations and reductions are my weak point

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  • Oh Admiral Ackbar, ...

    Oh Admiral Ackbar, you and your crazy traps ... :)

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  • great video. ...

    great video. Actually, you can reduce the ketone in clue 4 to a secondary alcohol under those conditions.

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