Alkenes and Alkynes - Naming + Properties

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I’m not going to lie I was playing PUBG when I should have been learning (only because I have a substitute right now) and after watching just four minutes of this video I started to understand the subject because you got to the point right away, thank you so much!!!

[@Makhulu1999]

Your answer is wrong at 5:10. It should be oct-6-en-2-yne. Priority goes -OH, triple bond, double bond, halogens, single bond.

[@shahadathhossain552]

Npe...if they both are in main chain double bond has more priority

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[@saaranakulwa39]

It was a great explanation. keep on doing so.

[@Gaurav-ro8kn]

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[@wakylaugh]

Great video

[@rouh]

my teacher use iso- neo- as prefixes in alkyl groups. I'm so damn confused where and how to use them. i doubt its not used in IUPAC naming anymore but i see words like neopenty- , isobutyl- all the time in my test papers. I'm stuck even after watching Nate's video.

[@court7694]

Super helpful!!

[@razanzantout9830]

Great explanation! But if we have both double and a triple bond, we label the double with the smallest number? Not the triple?

[@chemistNATE]

It would be whichever one COULD get the lowest number. And if it's the same for both (i.e. the molecule has a double bond at one end and a triple at the other) then the double bond gets the lower number. It's an arbitrary rule but here it is. chemistry.stackexchange.com/questions/28202/why-are-enynes-named-as-en-yne-and-not-yn-ene

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[@sayanganguly4010]

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[@sakinarazvi2252]

hii can u plz explain me how have u put the naming to exactly opp position???...... like first u started it from right hand side but when u changed to a diffrent sheet u started naming the name from left hand side even though they were triple and double bond together...... u still have consider double bond even though triple bond was there also ...!! was it because it is lower bond than triple that's why hve u consider it or with a diffrent concept plz do ellaborate it >>

[@nailygb]

No sir the highest of boiling point is the alkane because of the presence of 4 sigma bonds and the lowest is the alkyne it have 2 sigma bonds and 2 pi bonds

[@hipsterrific4886]

trust me on that for now................lmao! that was hilarious

[@jasimoro_7055]

Why dimethyl please explain I dont understand why you put that there.

[@johndereksanglay4232]

Because it has 2 methyl that is why "di" is included. Di means two

[@thechamberednautilus6671]

I did the IUPAC version on my chem test but it was marked wrong. And the correct answer was the outdated version ;(((( thats why im looking on KZbin to see why I was wrong.

[@thechamberednautilus6671]

I’m taking organic chemistry this year and have been really stressed about it. I follow KZbin since it’s easier for me to understand, but when I do it on the tests, it’s marked wronggn. Mostly because I’m using the IUPAC version and not theirs...

[@Orangey_Oranges]

Does anyone know why he gave ene the lowest no and not the yne at 4:10

[@charliedelapaz2696]

He gave ENE because it is only said double bond . See in the video there is only 2 Lines .

[@charliedelapaz2696]

In " Hex-2-yne " It ended with YNE because there are three lines . For ALK-YNE

[@elgiemadrona1404]

too complicated whenever you go deep in chemistry

[@stranger8282]

alkyne takes priority in numbering not alkene..

[@JDeffenb]

In the end it doesn't matter. They are equal

[@trilochanpradhan9967]

alkene takes first priority than alkyne

[@trilochanpradhan9967]

Panee B alkene takes first priority than alkyne

[@johndereksanglay4232]

In our discussion, alkyne is the priority rather than alkene. It's so confusing

[@benthen2519]

iupac，a group of british ppl who control how to name it hahahahahahahahaha

[@umfawwaz9033]

Thanks for sharing it's very interesting