Stereochemical Relationships and Meso Structures

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In this video, we look at the various relationship types of stereoisomerism two structures can have with one another: enantiomers (mirror images of each other) and diastereomers (not mirror images of each other, but still stereoisomers). We then also talk about what it means to be meso, why meso structures are achiral, and how to identify meso structures.
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Hi Joe , just a quick question : you said in a previous video that when using the Double Switch , the assignment before the switch had to be conserved (R -> S -> R) - during the second stereoisomer example , the second stereo center in the the left molecule was an S configuration before making the Double Switch , but it comes out R ? I’m just confused on how that happened , thanks and I love the videos

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