Isomers of Hexane

[BrechtDcOfficial]

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[xsannea]

thank you so much!!!

[bestfriend412]

a very good video...I´m from Germany and i can`t speak english very well,but i understood all the things.....great!

[lukedeane99]

um no its 2-methlye pentane at 0.52 please correct me if im wrong btw

[JonzForEva]

@lukedeane99 thats what he says it the video if you keep watching lol

[gabbapapa96]

what about 1,2,3-trimethylpropane?



[LuckyLoser100]

@gabbapapa96 This is the same as 3-methyl pentane!

[gabbapapa96]

@LuckyLoser100 ok ty

[hpassons85]

@TheHannahRyan Thank you! Im obviously not good at this organic chemistry thing yet! :)

[TheHannahRyan]

@sickcombos it's actually the same as n-hexane. If you draw it out and put CH3 in the first carbon position, you can just rotate just it into a straight line. Because it's in the exact same position as it is in n-hexane.

[alibasim959]

but wait... and i was like oh crap.

[hpassons85]

why not put the methyl groups on the 1st carbon?

For 1,1 dimethylbutane?

[ArmandAMILIEN]

@hpassons85 its impossible --'

[ArmandAMILIEN]

@hpassons85 Its Impossible -_-'

[sickcombos]

@ArmandAMILIEN plz I have same question y we cant put CH3 in the first carbon position???

plz tell me

[jhgenius]

@hpassons85 because it's the same as 2-methylpentane

[hpassons85]

why not put the methyl groups on the 1st carbon?

[exquisy9]

its been a pleasure watching this video....... its better then what my chem teacher told us but there is a fault in the end with 2,2- dimethyl butane.

[Kasunthak]

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[LoveBexxxxx]

I worship whoever made this video. This made more sense than what my chem teacher told us hahahaha.

[CerrinTheUnicorn]

großen Dank ;D

[1994Magpie]

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[rainerasi]

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[Sehr1Gay]

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@Sehr1Gay

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[SgtPaulJackson1912]

danke,das waren meine chemiehausaufgaben :D

[oooblivious]

There's a mistake at the end on 2,2-dimethyl butane. One of the Carbons disappears, making an isomer of pentane, rather than hexane.

[xxMCRxxTatixx]

great video! thank you so much for posting this....I need to answer an AP Bio question on Biochem & this video explained exactly what I needed. :)

[SinnloseNefti]

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[nehorlavazapalka]

there's a mistake in the last slide, lol

[itscaely]

thanks so much for this!

[MrExzyz]

Nice!

[will8p]

very good explanation

[Ryftur]

Wow, this really helped a lot! Actually it only was my homework to find all structual isomers, but I also understand it now!!

Thanks again!

[ShelbyMustang456789]

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[MegaKhan101]

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[maxultima4ever]

yes he did :D

[dude1092]

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[seje1229]

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[srikarwarrior123]

@seje1229

[SchnuddelPferdchens]

no he didn't

[drowninginapplesauce]

Ummmm... huh?

[labaizs]

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[loik345]

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[rockstarslipknot]

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[arkhumrox]

did he rewally:S?

[KingGunnersX]

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