I press the like button even before I watch your videos because I KNOW that they are going to be super helpful. Thank you so much for making these!

Ive never been confident with chemistry but your videos are a life saver! I think for the first time I’ll pass a chemistry class with an A or B for the first time EVER. I’ve failed general chem twice, gen chem 2 I barely passed/ knew what was going on. But i just took my second ochem exam and I couldn’t have been happier and confident. ALL because of your videos. THANK YOU SO MUCH

Chad! First of all, I love your shirt! Secondly, I found your videos as I was nearing my second exam and I greatly contribute you in helping me get through it. For this new unit we're on, I will be incorporating your videos into my review earlier on because you are the best on youtube when it comes to explaining these o-chem topics! Seriously, thank you again, I actually was smiling as I was watching this compared to my instructor's lecture.

Amazing shirt and Amazing Lesson! God bless you!!

Love your shirt. Your channel has been so helpful while studying for the DAT. Thank you!!!

Hi Chad! Thanks for uploading these lessons, using them to study for my upcoming exam right now! :)

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Cool shirt! And thank you for the helpful video!

Hi Chad! Thanks so much from New Zealand! Your videos are super helpful and I'm currently prepping for my finals here in NZ!! :))

OMG This has helped me so muchh! Thank you Mr.Bald Man

Hi Chad, In my organic chemistry class, we were taught that hyperconjugation is the stabilizing effect between a σ bond orbital and σ* antibonding orbital present in staggered conformations between molecules with a dihedral angle of 180 degrees. We were told this is why eclipsed conformations experience torsional strain, due to the lack of hyperconjugation. As such, I’m a little confused on this hyperconjugation that you introduce, which doesn’t involve σ* antibonding orbitals and how it relates to the hyperconjugation I learnt.

Hi chad, Thank you so much for your videos.. they are extremely helpful. I am currently preparing for an Organic Chemistry exam... I had quick question... why do we put a + on the electrophile and a - on a Nucleophile? I get confused taking into consideration when an element gives away electros it becomes (+ anion) and when an element accepts an electron it becomes (- cation)... could you please help me out? Thank you so much

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thank youuuuu, couldn't have explained it better

Is carbocation the same as electrophile

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Dope shirt Chad!

4:04 chad talks about covering further on nucleophile strength. this is a topic I am struggling with, can you please direct me to the vid where he covers more on it?

Hey any chance you could go over NMR soon?

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