5 minutes in and you've cleared up all confusion. Why can't professors make it this easy in class?

Bro i love the enthusiasm. Thank you for making this vid.

Honestly one of the most helpful videos I've watched. Thank you!

thank you for making this video direct and digestible mate

oh u explanied it so easy thank you so much!

Much peace brother! Thank you much!!!!

You’re the best. You help me a lot. Thank youuu

Bro thank you this video literally saved my grade!

thankkkkkssss allloooottt for making that video it was exatly what that i want

How to check which is stable out of this

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@KevanScience

3 жыл бұрын

gotcha!

Gauche and anti can only describe eclipse

ur awsome

شكراً لك💚

Thank you, I have a question though. At 10:15, why did you refer to the nonhydrogen groups as gauched when they are eclipsed?

Sir, can u do the newman and sawhorse projections of bromopropane? 🙏🙏🙏

Thanks sir

I come to korea. Thanks.

Quick question, I saw my professor write CH3 as H3C like you did in the second drawing. Does it matter when that is written or are they interchangeable? I'm guessing the latter.

@KevanScience

6 жыл бұрын

Hey stephanie, it does matter. You always want to show the bond to the Carbon, not the hydrogens so this is why usually when the bond is to the left, the carbon comes first.

@msstephbiggs

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you! Also, when you start out drawing that inverted y for the newman projection, does it matter whether you draw it inverted first or not? I know it would really depend if I had a 3-D representation of it. I just want to make sure I understand it when looking at the line bond.

@KevanScience

6 жыл бұрын

It's recommended that you draw the inverted (Y) first, then draw your circle around the center. This is just the general way of how chemists represent newman projections. I guess you could say it is the first step in the process.

What is the difference between torsional and steric strain ?

@KevanScience

6 жыл бұрын

That is a great question deaa. Torsional strain is when we let electrons of the different groups bonded to occupy the same 3-D space. Steric strain however, is when we let ATOMS instead occupy the same 3-D space.

can't stand that sound he makes with his mouth. Why do people who are trying to explain something make the most annoying sounds? aaaaaargh