One of the new things I wanted to do this year was to start doing videos. Since I was starting to run out of reagents to talk about for Reagent Friday, one thought was to start talking about reactions instead – and maybe make a video for each. So today starts a new experiment: Reaction [...]
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said in Organic Chemistry Study Tips: How to use a “Study Buddy” - Good question. Looking through C&S 4th edition (page 387) there is a clear "trend" for bulky base producing... →
said in Organic Chemistry Study Tips: How to use a “Study Buddy” - What do you know about KOtBu (big bulky base) as non-Zaitsev elimination conditions? I think I'm the only on... →
said in Organic Chemistry Study Tips: How to use a “Study Buddy” - In the second example, wouldn't NaOMe be a better choice than KOtBu, which could give a lot of methyle... →
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