Stereochemistry: Chirality, Absolute Configuration, Relative Configuration

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Stereochemistry Part 1 - Chirality & Absolute Configuration

[@rhondagoso654]

perfect! isomers are so crazy to understand

[@ed7132]

A tip for remembering "S" vs "R": CounterClockwise = 2 C's = plural = S !!!

[@olodumstudyvlogs]

It's nice I grab u r tip 😅

[@Esterabides]

clockwise goes (R)ight while counterclockwise goes Left. Hope that helps as well :)

[@CARTOONARAB]

Thank you 🙏🏻 finally I understand it 😭

[@vishuprathikanti9352]

Why would you put relative configuration in the title but not explain it in the video

[@sharvittibroussard6960]

where is the relative configuration video

[@A29012]

Perfect explanation!

[@olodumstudyvlogs]

Crystal clear sir

[@erebohfavour2811]

Configuration of cholesterol

[@haithamhamada3323]

Thank you I really didn't think i can u understand it

[@rahimparmar8087]

gr8 video sir had many doubts cleared

[@thebigcat2390]

According to David Klein, priority is assigned by atomic number.

[@stephanieescruceria9851]

Hi, don't you assign priority based on atomic number?

[@Mssejalmehta]

I thought when determining chirality it is by atomic number?

[@pawankumar9848]

In my view you should say atomic weight not molecular weight while ranking the priority

[@annabellelaughlin7854]

where da relative configuration : (