Cahn-Ingold-Prelog Priority System

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Page 366+1 E- (Chem) Prefix denoting 'on the opposit side' (Ger entgegen), and roughly equivalent to trans-. See Cahn-Ingold-Prelog system.

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[@cognitivedissonance7422]

Im pretty sure at Minute 5 there is one too many carbons there. you had two in the double bond, then you have four when it should be as if there were three, right?

[@B612nian]

It must be the "ghost" atom due to the double-bond. The double bond "benefits" both ends of the bond. In the example from 05:00, for the *upper* double bond: A) List of adjacent atoms for the C at the _right-end_ of the double bond: C(C)H B) List of adjacent atoms for the C at the _left-end_ of the double bond: (C)HH In the video, we only reach case (A) and we never get to the point where we need to find out the adjacents for the carbon at the left-end of the double bond, but if we had, we would have accounted for an "extra"/"ghost" carbon. Note also that in (B) we account for the atom at the other end only once otherwise we would be "back-accounting" an already analyzed path. The case of double bonds explained step by step: chemistry.stackexchange.com/questions/29631/which-has-higher-priority-according-to-cahn-ingold-prelog-priority-rules

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Neat, I never knew about the rule for isotopes!

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Sir cahn - ingold- prelog priority rule. Prelogs rule these two are same or not please tell me sir

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[@debbiedem4490]

is there a name if they're both on the same side? D H X D H

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