Inductive Effect Lec 2 Organic Chemistry

[akashtyagi9013]

its quiet easy to understand inductive effect through this video

[shahrukh1sid]

THANKS A LOT!!!!!!!

[MrSumitperfect]

why does cations are 2 electron deficient..???

does cations will be 2 Electron deficient in all cases???

[ls600h1]

@MrSumitperfect

Ions is any atom where the total number of electrons is different than the total number of protons. When the number of protons and electrons are equal, than the atom can be thought of as neutral (since the charges cancel).

But in an ion, there will either be more or less electrons

If there are more electrons, the atom will be negative and is called an anion

If there are less electrons, the atom will be positive and is called a cations

So a cation can be any no. of electron defi

[ls600h1]

@MrSumitperfect

The cation formed by the heterolytic fission of a single bonded atom will be 2 electron deficient. This is because it was probably neutral when bonded, and when the bond breaks, it loses 2 electrons

[tommy0cj]

nice video helped me a lot