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Geometric Stereoisomerism: Cis/Trans and E/Z
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This video outline how to identify cis/trans and E/Z geometric stereoisomers and includes detailed 3D molecules to help improve understanding. For geometric isomerism to exist both carbons of the C=C bond must have different groups attached. For example CH3CH=CHCH3 or ClCH=CH(OH). Where both carbons also have a H atom in common we can use the cis/trans method of identification. Otherwise it is necessary to use the E/Z method.
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