Bond Line Formula to Newman Projections

[@frankwong6077]

Hey Ron! Can't believe it's already almost been 3 years! I was just showing this video to my student during a tutoring session! ;)

[@hannahweatherly4937]

Out of every video I've watched (there have been many), this one is my favorite. Frank made this extremely practical and tangible. Thanks for this video!!

[@vigneshkrishnamurthy7938]

I dont know who professer davis is, but I love you.

[@dshen92129]

Thanks frank that made so much sense! Thanks for breaking that down!

[@cuthbertmweemba6850]

Great explanation Frank

[@C_DivanaIndahPermata]

wow you are so genius, thank you very much. wish me luck for being future pharmacist

[@sharandhar8851]

I got stuck with such a conversion. Can I send you through any means? I tried but could not sort out.

[@jMsism]

Congratulations, great video as always! But what bothers me the most are fisher projections, they are so counterintuitive... i never got those right, particulary on carbohydrates

[@ChemSurvival]

Agreed. Fischer projections are tough. They are tough because they don't convey realistic bond angles. They require you to 'straighten' out the carbon backbone mentally and project it. kzbin.info/www/bejne/qoXGYmx4eb2JfZo Here is the link to my best attempt to explain them!

[@jMsism]

Oh i didn´t realize that there was a video already. Thank you very much!

[@leticiasa2869]

Thanks!!

[@bryneshaaa]

what if I'm looking at the bond line structure on the other side do I switch the eye for the newman projection to the other side?

[@frankwong6077]

Yupyup!