How to name R/S Enantiomers

Is the molecule "R" or "S"?
1. Find the chiral carbon atom
2. Number the substituents using Cahn-Ingold-Prelog Priorities
3. Orient the molecule so #4 is behind the chiral carbon
4. When you move from 1 to 2 to 3, and draw a circle, it is R if you are moving Right at the top and S if you're moving left at the top

[@MunaArachnim9606]

THANK YOU. This is the only video I could find showing R/S naming with two chiral centers, if any.

[@arieleaston332]

"R comes from latin, but.. who cares?" those little jokes slipped in there makes studying this stuff tolerable. thanks!

[@elnabovegis2524]

Am I the only idiot that started laughing my head off when he pointed the camera?xd

[@gigib8320]

THANK YOU KING

[@Jsoayodhya]

Teach us as you are teaching , It is so hard to me to learn chemistry , but brother you make it easier to me understanding and grasping the concept so thankyou .

[@user-os4st4wc8r]

Thank you for good explanation!!

[@MrToytank1]

Great explanation!

[@gaurichavan1526]

Very nice explanation 👍

[@skylerfether7184]

Very helpful. Also, I believe you were referring to a newman projection at 8:48

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[@gotrix5988]

wow it's really easy now

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Thanks!!!!

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Exellent thank you from germany...

[@tgdhsuk3589]

is this part of alevels uk as or a2 or both lol

[@tgdhsuk3589]

and please do naming ether tut

[@capsuled1375]

2:58 what does "start a carbon one mean"?

[@ezraomondi]

Do we start numbering the atoms base on their mass numbers ❤❤❤

[@leyamirg2658]

where did you get the models?

[@bilvotel3119]

You don't actually need them. Just use some clay (like the one children play with)

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thank you from russia