4.3 IUPAC Nomenclature of Bicyclic Compounds | Organic Chemistry

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Very good video! I have one question though, what If my substituent is at the bridge C atom? Meaning on a fused bicycle for example. Could I just number it one, or do I have to go through one of the carbon rings first?

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What happens in the circumstance in bridged bicyclic compounds where one side of the compound has less carbons but has more alkyl substituents. Which would be more important?

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For the fused structure, if the cyclobutane was cyclobutadiene instead, how would you name the overall structure?

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