Markovnikov & Anti-Markovnikov Rule | Organic Chemistry | Class 11th & 12th @a2zpractical991

Today I am going to tell you Markov rule and anti-Markov rule Just pay a little attention here If explained like this, it would instantly become clear to you. Come here today Any high-to-low highlight? Meaning, style or header How does an alkene react? They will fall upon us. Save Marco's Rule What happens in the Markovnikov rule now? Any one unsaturated alkene Let's go to the park. I'm already here. I am currently on the verge of a breakdown due to the pressure of the exam. Ansaheuri T Alkines means where at Number carbon dioxide between you Big one, I take him into the boundless abyss. And what would alkene mean if I place a double bond on any one carbon? I'll take double bond, I'll take it, that's fine, okay, here you go, now if you take this The primary carbon will be on you; if you're too much, it won't work. It's good if the zisi ike your Wilenski becomes too much. Look, one, two, three, four, and one aki, it will feel like this—look. Look, I'll show you; if you were feeling tense, I'll show you. I'll read it to you very carefully, so please pay close attention. Look, here BR has arrived, and there is a double bond here. When the negative charge goes there to react, the negative part of the nucleophile moves toward the double bond of the carbon, carrying the least. It won't go there, so come on, let's go. That child is an anti-Markovnikov adduct here. Come on, let me tell you. Pay attention. The anti-Markovnikov adduct is also there. You'll get the unsaturated alkene, just like that. Jajh Kshaki, the name of this Chastadi Lisi! It's peroxide. You can enter any password to any password field. It's fine, whether Guru needs pure oxygen or technical peroxide or just wants to do something, it's not a big deal. These peroxides are so dangerous. that the child doesn't break this HBR radically Meaning: Radical of H, Radical of BR This breaks down radical-wise, Riaich. Alright, now all the reactions here will be radical-wise. I mean, due to, because of this peroxide This bond will break, and here too, a radical will be generated. Then a radical will be built here And the second radical will be built here You understand, don't you, what I'm trying to say? A radical will form on this carbon. You can measure it with a scale Kid, this Radical here will crash on Primary. That is a primary carbon. This is secondary carbon. And this is also Amarā primary carbon. Lye secondary because it has two carbon atoms Child, isn't it a Secondary Radical? It becomes very stable. What exactly is it that you keep going? The stable for horses is located near the river, why is the horse's head facing the water? To stabilize, if you give me one more person, you'll get a primary jungle. If so, I'll tell you the stability order: the tertiary radical is the most stable, followed by secondary, and then primary. So this B-R will react completely with the primary radical, right? Because the radical formed at the secondary position is much more stable, right? Okay, let's go. You said, "Ap gie ap ait giya thao bata na aapko ki aapko mera sanjaya hua hai anti marcony kaisa laga hai aur aapko sahi mein samajh mein aaye sanjan milna tha"