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Organic chemistry nomenclature: How to determine whether a stereocenter has R or S stereochemistry--i.e., how to name the "absolute configuration" of a stereocenter.

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(1) How to determine priorities
(2) How to determine priorities
(3) How to determine priorities
(4) How to determine priorities
(5) Case 1: Priority 4 pointing into the page
(6) Case 1: Priority 4 pointing into the page
(7) The single-swap rule
(8) Case 2: Priority 4 pointing out of the page or in the plane of the page
(9) Case 2: Priority 4 pointing out of the page or in the plane of the page
(10) Case 2: Priority 4 pointing out of the page or in the plane of the page
(11) Case 2: Priority 4 pointing out of the page or in the plane of the page
(12) Multiple stereocenters
(13) Multiple stereocenters
(14) Harder priorities
(15) Harder priorities
(16) Harder priorities
(17) Harder priorities
(18) "D"--deuterium
(19) Reversing the process: How to draw a stereocenter that corresponds to a given name
(20) Drawing a stereocenter that corresponds to a given name
(21) Chair cyclohexane
(22) Chair cyclohexane


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