Ether nomenclature | Alcohols, ethers, epoxides, sulfides | Organic chemistry | Khan Academy
Rules for naming ethers. Created by Jay.
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This was great, love your vids!
Very good
Isn't the last one also chiral? O is priority 1, then side closer to the double bond (on top) is priority 2, and other side is priority 3, (w/ last priority H facing away), so it should be (S) configuration, assuming the ethoxy group is coming towards us in space.
Mr khan, why isn't the last example 1-Ethoxy-3-cyclohexene? Shouldn't the the carbon connected to Oxygen be Carbon 1?
@batsman46
7 жыл бұрын
i know this is late but no ethers are lower priority than alkenes.
"I'll kill ether"
Helpful, but a little more than I need for my class... we are just doing the basics of this without all the trans/cis stuff. Could use some vids that leave that stuff out.