SN1 and SN2 reactions / difference / stereochemistry / haloalkanes and haloarenes / class 12 

OMG, seriously the best video ever. I never gained a better and clearer understanding from any other Sn1/Sn2 videos other than this one. Thank you!!!!!

Love from Bangladesh sir. Outstanding lecture.

Outstanding lecture...this is what i was searching for...

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Thanx for explaining. super explained

Sir! In SN2 reaction you said that the " formation of pentavalent transition state" at 6:37 . But sir! Carbon is a Tetra valent atom and the 5 bonds which have formed in the transition state, in that 3 are complete bonds and 2 bonds are partial bonds ( partially complete/ incomplete). So, still it will be considered as Tetra valent only!! So, I think we can't consider the transition state as pentavalent stage. I hope you got my doubt. And forgive me if have raised a wrong question! Thanks for the video.... because I have learned many new differences between SN1 and SN2 .

Thank u sir

Best explanation ❤

Best video

Is it necessary to show R group attached to carbon by dotted line solid line and plane line

sir please explain In case of haloarenes,the phenyl cation formed as a result of self ionization will not be stabilized by resonance and so SN1 reaction is not possible

Thanks sir. Very helpful

Great!

Sir please tell me the meaning of super imposable

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Sir could you make a video on elimination reactions ?

Nice sir

Sir super

What about SNi

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Thank u sir