Naming Hydrocarbons 1

A quick introduction to get started at naming hydrocarbon chains

Category:

People & Blogs

Tags:

• chemistry
• organic
• naming
• science

[CharlotteJasmine]

Thank you for teaching us!! So clear and easy to understand. Was only disapointed that you only have 35 videos up!!! :)

[captfizzix]

Sorry Charlotte, but I teach alot of different subjects (gr. 11 and 12 physics, gr. 11 and 12 chem, gr. 11 bio, calculus, trig, etc)

More will come a bit at a time!

[MarkBrennan]

This is the clearest explanation I have heard or read and my exams are tomorrow! (Christ Church University in Canterbury, UK) - Thanks

One small point - I have to listen carefully as I don't have external speakers on my laptop and the sound is very quiet.

Thanks again!

[captfizzix]

I fixed some of the mic issues on my more recent videos (the sound gets better, but it's not perfect yet!)

Thanks for the input, glad the vids help!

[captfizzix]

Thanks guys! I don't even teach this until next semester, I just had a request from a subscriber. Since I knew I would do it eventually, I did it early.

Glad it helps...

[shubi454]

this is the type of video that makes me love the internet and what it has to offer

[baveeta]

you`re a SAVIOUR...your sstudents are really lucky to have you teach them

[Bongkats]

Thank you sir! =)

[RobertyGlobal]

@lovefaithpurity yeah, but that's not what pent-2-ene means. This means that the double bond (1) is one the second carbon

[lovefaithpurity]

@RobertyGlobal if there are 2 double bonds it would be pentdiene

[crudeoilsystems]

excellent

[VietStaHoang]

i love you. i wanna strip you of ur clothes

[RobertyGlobal]

This is great, thanks, but isn't it rather called for example "pent-2-ene"?

[Gaia287]

fantastic video, it took me a while but by practicing with you talking i learnt it :)

[tonton1993]

Thank you :3

[TheSethu1995]

Wow! Its awesome!!