Stereoisomers and Stereodescriptors | How to Assign R and S Stereodescriptors | CIP Rules

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[@VvVv-x2u]

Sir I have a doubt why can't we keep lowest priority on wedge ,, are we changing the wedge and dash by rotating the molecule ??

[@VictortheOrganicChemistryTutor]

That’s precisely the point. In order to assign the stereodescriptor, the lowest priority group must be looking away from the observer.

[@eman4159]

Can you tell me the meaning of non superimposable?

[@VictortheOrganicChemistryTutor]

It’s when two objects are not the same no matter how much you rotate them in space.