sp3, sp2, or sp? Hybridization + Functional Groups Exam Practice | Real Drug Molecules

Today, I'll show you how to solve a very common type of organic chemistry exam question: identify the functional groups in a molecule, then give the hybridization of the labeled atoms. We practice both skills on three real drugs. In this video: Quick review: steric number to sp3, sp2, or sp Molecule 1, rilpivirine: nitrile, alkene, amines, aromatic rings Primary, secondary, and tertiary amines: count the carbons on the nitrogen Hidden hydrogens: a saturated carbon showing fewer than 4 bonds has hidden H's Molecule 2, acenocoumarol: ketone, ester, nitro group, and enol vs alcohol Molecule 3, phenacetin: ether vs ester, amide vs amine Your turn: try it yourself, then check the answer The recipe: a step-by-step method you can use on any exam molecule New to hybridization? Watch this first:    • Hybridization in 3 Steps: sp3, sp2, sp fro...   Chapters: 0:00 Intro 0:18 Quick review: steric number 0:49 Molecule 1: rilpivirine functional groups 1:34 Primary, secondary, and tertiary amines 1:48 Molecule 1: hybridization 3:34 Molecule 2: acenocoumarol functional groups 4:20 Molecule 3: phenacetin, ether vs ester, amide vs amine 5:12 Your turn 5:26 Answer 6:15 The recipe Good for Organic Chemistry 1 students, pre-med students, and MCAT prep. #OrganicChemistry #Hybridization #FunctionalGroups