E/Z Isomerism Explained

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Professor Davis goes over a quick introduction to E/Z isomerism in alkenes, including an explanation of the Cahn-Ingold-Prelog ranking convention.

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As someone who is currently studying in France, this is an absolute life-saver for my exams next week. Thank you!

davros

thankyou so much i thought this was way harder than it actually is

Anna-wtje

Thank you so much. Yours is the most systematic and the clearest explanation I've seen.

MiltRodgers

I'm german and I have learned so much more than from all the videos that exist in german. Thanks for that^^

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ChemSurvival

Cannot be more clear; this is much better than Khan academy.

Davidlee-psnx

Thank you very much... This Video helped a lot... Using animation helps the student to understand better... Thanks a lot again

DNA

Very helpful, I didn't understand the concept before. Thank you for your effort :)

amido

Good video, at 7:46 why would two carbons count from the double bond.

zakicadde

What if your 2 higher priority groups were both on the left side (or right) of the double bond? Would it still be Z, the same?

DavideousIII

ohhh dude this was just what i needed.thx

tarunjudepereira

Great tutorial by the way the systematic name for the compound in 6:56 is E-4ethyl, 3, 5dimethyl, hex-3-ene is it?

fj

thank you soooo much finally i got it! i wish if my lecturer was like you lol

JS-lsmh

In India we call it cis and trans insomers

.mdareeb

At 0:54, aren't the bottom two molecules supposed to be enantiomers? (you say they are the same)

stsfoxfacel

E/Z Absolute Configuration of Alkenes