@faintsnow You gotta be aware of the fact that horizontal lines are coming out of the board and vertical lines are going into the board. If you rotate the left hand molecule 180 degrees towards you, you are not going to get the right hand side molecule. Moreover the R and S naming for each chiral center will be affected so that type of rotation isn't allowed in fischer projection.
@ 1:56 , if you rotate the molecule towards you 180 degrees, you would have the same molecule. Is it only for clockwise/counter-clockwise rotation or also for 3D rotation?
The two molecules he just drawed on 1.55, why aren't they the same? If you rotate it 180 degrees towards you (imagene it coming out of the blackboard) you end up with exactly the same, don't you? Or aren't you allowed to do that in this projection?
love the trick, was having some problem tilting my head this way and that to look down the lowest priority.This has made it so much clearer now. Many thanks.
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Why is every hating on junglee786? He just commented saying "better audio would have been nice". I don't really see how that's offensive. He's letting the teacher (who is very helpful) know that at times the audio is a little unclear.
great vid...but i didn't quite follow at 2:20 where you swap the Ch3 and the H...doesn't look like an mirror image, but it just is one by definition because you made a single swap at the stereo center? someone pls clarify..thanks
@scuzzulus yea it's still a mirror image b/c of the swap. My prof pulled a swap like that on me once and i mistook it for a const. isomer; i'm glad he had an example like that in his video b/c i would've never figured out why
Aren't the dashes you are drawing for the atoms pointing away used specifically for transition state dashes and so would not be appropriate to use when talking about things that are pointing away.
Aren't the dashes you are drawing for the atoms pointing away used specifically for transition state dashes and so would not be appropriate to use when talking about things that are pointing away.
It seems that with this kind of representation that the 1 and 4 are coming from the same area, so when I swap them that doesn't really change much.
For example, in the second example (the first one with swapping) if I made a clock face out of the drawing H is at 6:00 and Br at 5:00, when I swap them who cares? They both would go counterclockwise to get to the methyl before the ethyl.
What is R and What is S?
dorsydoll 2 days ago
wish every teacher took time like you to explain this confusing branch of chemistry... amazing
soheil1212 3 weeks ago
@faintsnow You gotta be aware of the fact that horizontal lines are coming out of the board and vertical lines are going into the board. If you rotate the left hand molecule 180 degrees towards you, you are not going to get the right hand side molecule. Moreover the R and S naming for each chiral center will be affected so that type of rotation isn't allowed in fischer projection.
HockeyPlayer58 2 months ago
@ 1:56 , if you rotate the molecule towards you 180 degrees, you would have the same molecule. Is it only for clockwise/counter-clockwise rotation or also for 3D rotation?
FaintSnow 3 months ago
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medchemmb3 3 months ago in playlist Organic chemistry: Stereochemistry
Question:
The two molecules he just drawed on 1.55, why aren't they the same? If you rotate it 180 degrees towards you (imagene it coming out of the blackboard) you end up with exactly the same, don't you? Or aren't you allowed to do that in this projection?
Naudins 4 months ago
thumbs up to the student for asking good questions.
saurabhsacker 4 months ago
1 Question; at 6:45... the eg. of R and S naming... isnt it the same group attached at 2 and 3 priority ?
ajinkyakamat2000 4 months ago 2
@ajinkyakamat2000 Group 2 is ch2-ch3 or ethyl. Group 3 is ch3, methyl. Ethyl has a higher priority than methyl. hope that helps
reddhawkk 4 months ago
@ajinkyakamat2000 I agree. I don't see how the carbon is attached to 4 different substituents. I see a Methyl Bromide ethyl and ethyl.
cerealninjakilla 4 days ago
Once again great teaching
abpete1 4 months ago
Thanks!!!!!!
niznet84 4 months ago
love the trick, was having some problem tilting my head this way and that to look down the lowest priority.This has made it so much clearer now. Many thanks.
ThePolynumeral 6 months ago
instead of donating money it think i shud gift u a shirt.....hahahaha...jst kidding..i like simplicity
shantymehsud 8 months ago
Great vidio
TheWholefoodfarmacy 10 months ago
I could never EVER in my life thank you enough for you amazing contribute to the human knowledge...but I want you to know that one day I will pay you back. you got my word on that...from your biggest fan. thank you sir
qrais 10 months ago
Why is every hating on junglee786? He just commented saying "better audio would have been nice". I don't really see how that's offensive. He's letting the teacher (who is very helpful) know that at times the audio is a little unclear.
Lay off people.
ravnsfan05 11 months ago 2
great vid...but i didn't quite follow at 2:20 where you swap the Ch3 and the H...doesn't look like an mirror image, but it just is one by definition because you made a single swap at the stereo center? someone pls clarify..thanks
scuzzulus 11 months ago
@scuzzulus yea it's still a mirror image b/c of the swap. My prof pulled a swap like that on me once and i mistook it for a const. isomer; i'm glad he had an example like that in his video b/c i would've never figured out why
LadyKiriTheFallen 10 months ago
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scuzzulus 11 months ago
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Aren't the dashes you are drawing for the atoms pointing away used specifically for transition state dashes and so would not be appropriate to use when talking about things that are pointing away.
tesfat09 1 year ago
Aren't the dashes you are drawing for the atoms pointing away used specifically for transition state dashes and so would not be appropriate to use when talking about things that are pointing away.
tesfat09 1 year ago
I adore all your videos! Thank you so much!
MagaCarey 1 year ago
Thank you very much for the R/S system! :)
iStudy101 1 year ago
thanks your videos have helped me this semester... this review helped learn NMR on chiral atoms. thx
savysosa 1 year ago
It seems that with this kind of representation that the 1 and 4 are coming from the same area, so when I swap them that doesn't really change much.
For example, in the second example (the first one with swapping) if I made a clock face out of the drawing H is at 6:00 and Br at 5:00, when I swap them who cares? They both would go counterclockwise to get to the methyl before the ethyl.
What gives?
deliamalone 1 year ago
@deliamalone Even I had the same problem....
aicharunim 1 year ago
It is "enantiomer"
Musicchick717 1 year ago
you are the best
mans1533 1 year ago
I cannot understand antimers fully.
ywang252 1 year ago
@ywang252 maybe cause you spelled it wrong
GogetaSSJ10 9 months ago
Easy to follow
Very good job!
Laggminator 1 year ago 13
thanx! (better audio wud be nice ^-^ )
junglee786 2 years ago
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Sonolumino8939 1 year ago
@Sonolumino8939 you need some manners and class
junglee786 1 year ago
@junglee786 You need to learn to be grateful for free wonderful information. Ass.
Sonolumino8939 1 year ago 18
@Sonolumino8939 Better but not quite there:D But agreed great videos.
dodoblaster 1 year ago
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InfamousShogun 1 year ago 2
@junglee786 you must have Shitty Speakers
MrNatty513 5 months ago