IB Chemistry Topic 20.3 (HL): Stereoisomerism - Part 2

This video begins by introducing the final configurational isomer, optical isomerism. It then teaches how to identify chiral carbons in non-cyclic and cyclic compounds. Next, it covers how multiple chiral carbons in one molecule create diastereomers. To conclude, the video discusses the rotation of light by enantiomers and how this is used experimentally.

00:00 Introduction
00:30 Optical isomers
01:36 Drawing optical isomers
01:57 Cyclic optical isomers
04:06 Example question
05:40 Multiple chiral carbons
05:44 Preview finished!

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