"If I were to come over to your place and say, "name this molecule", the first thing you would do is say; What the f**k is Salman Khan doing at my house?"
Excellent video! But being a German speaker, I can't help but correct your pronunciation. "entgegen" is pronounced ent-GAY-gehn and is probably better translated as "against." "zusammen" is pronounced tsoo-SAH-mehn.
I believe the E and Z naming convention is only used when there 3 or 4 substituents on the two double doubled carbons. If there are only one or two, then you would name the molecule cis or trans.
great video. i know this isn't related to the video, but i love going to these more scholarly videos and not seeing immature tolls comments everywhere.
@R2SweetTooth Rotate around the central bound? Both have double bonds, the pi bond between 2nd and 3rd C do not allow the rotation, so, trans or cis, it will not rotate, in this case.
Before: Blablablablablabla
After watching this video: you don't say! scumbag teacher
MXMGamer 1 week ago
the sound of ur voice comforts me that i will do well in chem <3
baby00040007 1 month ago 4
I'm so poor in chemistry... Can anybody help me?
Badushaz 1 month ago
@Badushaz sal can! cgp books are good too
dedly13 1 month ago
Yes plz salman Khan, come to my house and teach me stuff
goldensilverstar 2 months ago in playlist Khan Academy Organic Chemistry
"If I were to come over to your place and say, "name this molecule", the first thing you would do is say; What the f**k is Salman Khan doing at my house?"
DakineActionBastard 3 months ago 3
Excellent video! But being a German speaker, I can't help but correct your pronunciation. "entgegen" is pronounced ent-GAY-gehn and is probably better translated as "against." "zusammen" is pronounced tsoo-SAH-mehn.
nichtmuttersprachler 3 months ago
why is it not 2-butene
dirtypritithings 3 months ago
@dirtypritithings Same thing, some people write them in different ways.
RossM96 2 months ago
as I have learned you have to use E/Z configuration when there are 3 or 4 substituents bonded to the carbon with double bond??
RahmaaDk 3 months ago
I believe the E and Z naming convention is only used when there 3 or 4 substituents on the two double doubled carbons. If there are only one or two, then you would name the molecule cis or trans.
cursed4living 3 months ago
you are absolutely helping me not fail. or not as bad as i would have. amazing how easy things are if things are explained well.
alskdj19 4 months ago
Please do more organic chemistry Khan :) you're great
sullivanseven 4 months ago 3
@sullivanseven he has like 71 organic videos-
ameneteid 4 months ago
'im not a latin scholar' just an everything-else-in-life scholar. lol love your videos
billyt4515 4 months ago 4
I'd love having Sal at home asking me questions like these.
nourish0 5 months ago
"If i were to come over to your place..." O_O love the introduction
mostwanted092 6 months ago in playlist Organic chemistry 2
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Hibbicon 6 months ago
great video. i know this isn't related to the video, but i love going to these more scholarly videos and not seeing immature tolls comments everywhere.
itachicrasian2 8 months ago
I thought he meant, easy Naming schemes.. but he actually meant E and Z.
jmarr123 9 months ago
so the single based hydrongen atached to the main chain is ignored
junior1984able 11 months ago
You spelled "Zusammen" wrong in the video!!!! Still love ya tho :)
NKindianhobo 1 year ago
thanks, i learned more than i should have!
fongg2 1 year ago
E - Epposite
Z - Zame Zide
Rgvfan12 1 year ago 57
@Rgvfan12 Thanks for the mnemonic. I'm going to start using Entgegen-Zusammen instead of cis-trans because it's EZer to remember.
kourosh89 5 months ago
great!!!!
ksingh945 1 year ago
Hmm I didn't really get why the trans-form could rotate but the cis-form couldn't?
btw, "trans"=across, as in "transatlantic" or "transmit"
R2SweetTooth 1 year ago
@R2SweetTooth Rotate around the central bound? Both have double bonds, the pi bond between 2nd and 3rd C do not allow the rotation, so, trans or cis, it will not rotate, in this case.
Ratman9339 1 year ago 4
=) awesome
rushianokun 1 year ago 4
"entgegen" maybe is better translated as "in opposition to". And right - "together" is written "zusammen" in german.. Keep on going.
norwayte 1 year ago 14
"Together" is German is actually written "zusammen", not "zussamen" as you wrote in the video. :)
Otherwise very nice video. Looking forward to the next one.
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"Together" is German is actually written "zusammen", not "zussamen" as you wrote in the video. :)
Otherwise very nice video. Looking forward to the next one.
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Perhaps, but we are learning organic chemistry, not German!
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