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Geometrical isomerism
The particular kind of diastereomers, that owe their existence, to hindered rotation about double bonds, are called geometric isomers.
Conditions for a compound to exhibit geometrical isomerism:
1. The compound must contain double bonded system.
2. To each doubly bonded atom there should be, two unlike atoms or groups.
0:00 Introduction
0:50 Definition of geometrical isomerism
1:06 Conditions for a compound to exhibit geometrical isomerism
1:49 Examples
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The particular kind of diastereomers, that owe their existence, to hindered rotation about double bonds, are called geometric isomers.
Conditions for a compound to exhibit geometrical isomerism:
1. The compound must contain double bonded system.
2. To each doubly bonded atom there should be, two unlike atoms or groups.
0:00 Introduction
0:50 Definition of geometrical isomerism
1:06 Conditions for a compound to exhibit geometrical isomerism
1:49 Examples
#Cis #Trans #Isomerism #Geometric #Isomer #Diasteromers #Diasteromerism #Chemistry #Organic #Atoms #Molecules #Concepts #propylene #Butene #Aldoxime #Syn #Anti #2-Butene #Chemistry #GPAT #NIPER #Pharmacy #Pharma #Pharmaceutical