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@Ponnyboy555 Alcohols take precedence over halogens when it comes to numbering carbons.
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International baccalaureate examinations.
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@UlsterOrange No, international as in IUPAC naming is not like that. I don't know what "international" rules you're talking about...
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I think its legit to name the second compound as 2,2 dibromooct -3 -yne-5-ol
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In Europe at least this video would be incorrect. You count carbons from the shortest possible end.
For instance with 2-pentanol, the correct labels are: 1 2 3 2 1
not: 5 4 3 2 1
Use this for an A-Level/O-Level/International and Euro-baccalaureates and you WILL get the question wrong.
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Alcohol is a mild poison too hard illegalise thanks to it's abundance.
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Actually it is 2,2-dibromo-oct-3-yn-5-ol. ))) But great videos! Greetings from Czech Republic )))
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this might do it in a more indirect way XD....funny and helpful
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This is a great video
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love the video man
I'm in a completely unrelated field, but I enjoy these lessons on my lunch breaks. Really enjoyed this one. Thanks!
PopArt 1 year ago 30
Love your videos> I'm not even taking organic chemistry yet , and I still enjoy watching them .
SpacySpaceCadet 1 year ago 22