Passerini Reaction

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What are isonitriles good for? The Passerini reaction! This is a very neat multi-component reaction that is good for generating chemical libraries. When was it invented? What's the mechanism? What are we doing with it today? Let's find out!

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Enjoyed learning Ugi and passerni reactions from you sir 😇

roshinimonteiro

Hey Dave

Is it possible, that you make a Video about the James Webb Telescope?
Whats better compared to the Hubble?
Why did they choose the Lagrange Point L2?

tarkan

Hi Professor Dave,

I have a question for you regarding the isonitrile-to-nitrile conversion. Why can't a strong nucleophile initiate an "SN2 domino", displacing the cyanide, which will continue to act as a nucleophile and convert the isonitrile into a nitrile, even with a highly unhindered R group?

.minhquangvo

You gained a subscribe cause of your intro

shikharkumar

Hello Professor Dave, can you make a video on the E1cb reaction?

Thaumius

Hi Dave,

I have a question for you regarding particles movement in one of your videos. Hope could get a reply to it. Thank you.

michaelgalario

volume at NTP of 0.44 gm of CO2 is same as volume that of
a) 0.02gm of H2 b) 0.085 gm of ammonia c) 320 gm of SO2 gas (d) all of the above

nabarajbaral

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Dreamslayer

Respected sir 🌟, If we spin an magnet in space ( no air resistance) will the magnet slowly stop spinning due to production of em waves....what kind of force stops it? Even in the case of accerating charge, what is the opposing force that reduces the energy of accerating charge....so that energy is carried by em wave?
Thank you 🌟

gowrissshanker

Best thing about these videos is that they're better than Thunderf00ts and without the ego and constant whiney babbling nonsense of repeated drawn out points.

kaizen