Fischer to Haworth Projection

Fischer to Haworth Projection: This video gives an elaborate explanation on how the cyclic Haworth projection is formed from the open chain Fischer projection for both galactose and glucose. More specifically, it builds from the old presentation and comes into its own at 3min 10 seconds giving an elaboration on how (and why) the OH group on carbon 5 bonds with carbon number 1 as opposed to the OH from the 6th carbon. The presentation also explains how to label alpha and beta anomers for both D and L glucose and galactose while also proving a range of examinable questions with model answers. Enjoy :-)

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[benklein]

I was struggling horribly with this concept. Never have I felt more able to learn a concept that I have taken hours and hours looking into previously than this. Now every monosaccharide seems to be a breeze when converting to the Haworth projection! Thank you!

[deathlokarena]

I was getting confused in these structures even after studying 'em 3 times from my biology textbook (Chapter watching ur easy and awesome explanations I won't forget them anytime soon!! Thanks a lot Sir!!

[stewste]

totally the best video about Fischer and Haworth Projection currently available on youtube, thank you so much

[reinaci]

I could cry. I finally think I understand this idea. Thank you so much.

[racheloracion]

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[username]

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[the_wookiees]

So well explained! Love the animations you used to showcase the reaction mechanism

[annablueseas]

this is the best explanation of converting fischer to haworth i have ever listened to. thank you so much!

[chiara]

i’ve been watching videos on this all afternoon long but i knew when i saw yours that this was the one haha. thank you for explaining details that are often left out, such as what atoms change their places during the switch to the cyclic form and with what motivation, why it has to be the fifth carbon atom reacting with c1 and why on earth the substitutes on the left have to go on top. will be sending this to all the chem students in my hear. thanks for making this

[roxon]

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[pratikshyalamichhane]

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[nateriver]

Brillant Video made the concept crystal clear. I was struggling with the structure of L Beta Galactopyranose as I was just remembering that if the OH is down then it is alpha. It worked until I met with L structures. Your point about the look at c6 and the anomeric carbon is Brilliant. This made it so much easier. I literally can't stress enough how mindblowing this video is Thank you man really thank you so much.

[kolar]

I’m at last high school class in Poland. That topic was one of the most important for me and i always had trouble to learn it. After i watched this video i urserstood everything. Thanks a lot!!

[leamed]

Thank you! i'm a french student and it was exactly what i needed

[tanyasaxena]

I think this is the best video for understanding fisher's and hawarth's projection.
After reading many books and papers now finally I'm able to understand this topic because of this wonderful vdo...

[deniseligores]

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[sofia_m]

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[TheDacker]

THANK YOU! Nowhere in my textbook did it make sense like it did here.