Video Lecture 5: Part III, Reactivity of Lithium Aluminium Hydride (LiAlH4). Video
This video describes mainly the organic reaction, more specifically, reduction of organic molecules like aldehyde, ketone, ester into alcohol and acid-amide, nitrile, nitro groups into the corresponding amine. I have explained the difference in sodium borohydride (NaBH4) and of Lithium Aluminium Hydride (LiAlH4) in detail. In the end, I have discussed the deuterium incorporation to the carbonyl carbon or alkoxy oxygen through the selection of proper reagents and explained multiple-choice questions (MCQ) with an answer. I have also uploaded some related videos. Audiences are requested to watch them.
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For "Hydroboration and Oxidation, Basic concept (1st part)." please click on the link "https://youtu.be/k1uUT4TBDeM"
For "Hydroboration and oxidation basic concept (2nd part)." please click on the link "https://youtu.be/0oP6TBF_M4w"
For "Hydroboration and oxidation of alkene and alkyne (C-C double and triple bond C-C)." please click on the link "https://youtu.be/vf6OwvIN2Do"
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For "Hydroboration oxidation Vs. Oxymercuration demercuration: A comparative study." please click on the link "https://youtu.be/-dQK35GVLMw"
For "Stability of Borohydrides in water: Question-Answer discussion (For CSIR-NET, GATE, JAM)." please click on the link "https://youtu.be/g6vJhkbhzoU"
For "Question-answer discussion: Hydroboration of 1,5-cyclooctadiene and diborane (GATE 2002)." please click on the link "https://youtu.be/_PVMDVServk"
For "Question-Answer discussion (for CSIR-NET, GATE, JAM, etc. exams) Hydroboration of alkyne by 9-BBN." please click on the link "https://youtu.be/Y_99gq04W2U"
For "Video Lecture 3: Diborane (B2H6), Preparation, Bonding, and Chemical Properties." please click on the link "https://youtu.be/TUbrzpRjyeo"
For "Video Lecture (5 Part IV): Reactivity of Diisobutylaluminium hydride (DIBAL-H)." please click on the link "https://youtu.be/1Vbf_2LcLG4"
For "Video Lecture 5: Part III, Reactivity of Lithium Aluminium Hydride (LiAlH4)." please click on the link "https://youtu.be/09-51mFeJj8"
For "Video Lecture 5 (part II): Reactivity of borohydrides (MBH4) [mainly organic reactions]." please click on the link "Video Lecture: 5 (part I), Preparation, Bonding and Reactivity reactions) of borohydrides (MBH4)."
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