ALEKS: Naming and drawing branched alkanes

[@myomyocat]

i was seriously having a hard time understanding this but thank god i found your video! thank you for this

[@fabieoi66]

Nice work

[@RoxiHulet]

Thanks

[@thelilistrokes]

thank you so much i was having a really hard time with this!!!

[@RoxiHulet]

Glad to be helpful! Thanks for watching!

[@watchtowerni]

Could you do another naming with multi compound that have 3 layers.
Thank you for video they are very helpful.

[@codenamezero5787]

This is so helpful!

[@BrittHill-t5i]

Thank you so much for your videos - you are saving me a lot of tears. Question: is there an easy trick to calculate/visualize how many Hs are needed when you go back to edit the chain of carbons?

[@RoxiHulet]

I'm not 100% sure what you mean by "go back to edit the chain of carbons". Could you phrase that a little differently?

[@ElidaKadwa-ln6ix]

Thank you😊❤

[@salsaadi6185]

How did you know that the parent chain is alkane

[@RoxiHulet]

Good question! An alkane is a molecule that has only single bonds between the carbon atoms.

[@Morana_18]

Thank you so much

[@RoxiHulet]

You're most welcome

[@NastehaAbas]

3-clo 2- metheyl octane

[@WardiHaaji]

❤❤

[@RoxiHulet]

😘😘

[@KalebSahle]

I think that u have made a mistake on the 5ethyl2methyloctane

[@RoxiHulet]

What do you think the name should be?