Finding Constitutional Isomers and How to Draw Them | Organic Chemistry
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.ค. 2024
- In this video, we'll go over how to find and draw all the possible constitutional isomers and how to determine whether the given organic molecule is an alkane, alkene or cyclic ring.
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At 0:16, the second illustration (isomer) shows the methyl group on Carbon #2, not Carbon #4. The longest continuous carbon chain should be numbered so the that the branch is given the lowest number designation. This carbon chain should be numbered from right to left.
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The 6th constitutional isomer needs numbering for C as i must be doing it wrong and counting more than 4 C. So is it 1 C at each end of the double bond and 2 at the lateral tails to =4‽
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Hi, can you explain how the last one is an isomer if C4H8? Wouldn’t it be in total of carbon bonds be 6?
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4:44 why is it when the two carbons are cis to each other and not trans is it not a stereoisomer? shouldn't it be a stereoisomer since the molecular formula hasn't changed but the 3d arrangement has?
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