Stereochemistry - The Single Swap Rule

In this video we're going to talk about a neat little trick you can do to determining r / s configurations and helpful when you learning how to draw Enantiomers. It's called the Single Swap Rule.
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To clarify - swapping two groups changes the configuration of the *stereocenter*. Swapping three groups preserves configuration, yes - it does a bond rotation.

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Crystal clear ❤👍

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CRAZY that this video came out 8years ago

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why the Cl doesn't move from its bond?

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he just chose cl, you could use whichever