Comparing Acidity using ARIO

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This video was created for a first semester sophomore organic chemistry course that uses chapters 1-10 in David Klein's organic chemistry textbook. If you use a different textbook, you will probably still find these useful, but if you notice any differences you should consult with your instructor.

Ryan Jeske

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Thank you, thank you, thank you. This was the best explanation of ARIO I have been given, and that is after 2 years of general Chemistry, and one year of Organic Chemistry. I'm in my second year of Organic now, and I am having such a difficult time recalling the mountains of information from O-Chem 1 that I need for the second semester. I appreciate your examples and clear explanations. Nice job!

GlutenFreeNLuvinIt

Thank you so much, this saved my butt for my Organic lecture!

kaylynkubik

Appreciative of how clarified this explanation was :)

szxnv

Thank you for the overview! It'll definitely help for my test tomorrow.

gizmospazz

Thank you so much! Such a great video, so clear and well thought out.

gracielimauro

Great job man, brought much needed clarity.

Terraproject

I just came here because my name is Ario

AskAir

In the first example you used electronegativty to decide which conjugate base is more stable. Oxygen was because of electronegativty. But the second problem you use atom size and sulfur was more stable? Carbon and Sulfur only differ in electronegativties by 0.03. So why were two different paths used?

xOranfall

Can I just ask, in the example at 10:25 when you are talking about the compound with a pi bond, why would the hydrogen not be taken from the end with the sigma bond as there are 3 there to play with? wouldn't that be another possible structure? And if that were the case, wouldn't they be more or less the same? I'm probably missing some key concept here so sorry in advanced haha.

decryptthestory

Hi. Can we use atom in the ARIO to find which is more acidic between c2h2 vs. Nh3. The result is nh3 is more acidic than c2h2 if atom is used? Although the pka and orbitals suggests that c2h2 is more acidic than nh3. So atom and orbital in this situation contradicts. Is atom can be used???

rabainza

Good video but s and p orbitals are all in the same shell so they all have the same energy which means they are all the same distance from the nucleus

Brad-qwte

can this also be used for aromatic compounds?

meliss

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