Anti-Markovnikov Rule Explained 🔍 | Stereoselectivity & Peroxide Effect in 1 Minute

For feedback and business queries, please email us at suviganu@gmail.com This video helps you to Understand Anti-Markovnikov Rule. The Markovnikov rule explains the addition of an asymmetrical reagent into an asymmetrical alkene. The rule says that the negative part of the reagent will be added to less substituted carbon or carbon-containing more the hydrogen atom. The rule is very basic and important in part of alkene reactivity. For business queries, send a message to suviganu@gmail.com with your phone number. We will call you back. Office Address Dr. B. Ganesh Kumar, 1255, Third street, Asari Colony, Satchiyapuram, Sivakasi- 626124 Tamil Nadu, India. #JEE #NEET #NET #GATE #One #OneChemistry #JAM #Chemistry Subscribe to my YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/OneChemistry?sub_confirmation=1 Content Creation: Prof. GKR Please feel free to give comments and feedback. __________________________________________________________________________ The creator of this channel Prof. GKR, his Ph.D in Chemistry from Hyderabad Central University and cleared CSIR-JRF and NET. He is currently Associate Professor in the P.S.R Arts and Science College, Sivakasi, Tamil Nadu. ## Know One Chemistry ## Youtube : https://www.youtube.com/c/OneChemistry Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/wingsGKR/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/onechemistrygkr/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/OneChemistry Website: https://sites.google.com/view/suviganu/home Email: suviganu@gmail.com ___________________________________________________________________________ #chemistry #chemistryconcepts #jeeneetchemistry #organicchemistry #TRB #gate #netexam #chemistrynotes #chemicalreactions #organicchemistrytricks #neet #jee #setexam #setexampreparation #netexampreparation #gateexam #gateexampreparation #netexampreparation #neetexam #neetchemistry #neetchemistrypreparation #gatechemistry #netchemistry #ugcchemistry #jee #jeechemistry #jeechemistryquestions #jamchemistry The content may help you to clear UPSC Chemistry CSIR Chemical Science UGC Chemical Science GATE Chemistry NET Chemical Science NEET Chemistry JAM Chemistry TNPSC Chemistry TRB CHEMISTRY JEE Chemistry