Stereoisomers

[@creativecloudaddict]

You and Melissa Maribel are hands down the best Chemistry channels on KZbin. Your explanations are clear, to the point and easy to understand. Thank you so much!

[@OldSchoolChemistry]

Hi CreativeCloudAddict, Thank you for that very kind compliment. Melissa Maribel is amazing and I appreciate even being mentioned in the same context as her. Thanks;)

[@jonathanpraise]

Those examples were great and you did an excellent job explaining them. ❤️

[@marwababiker7457]

amazing pls keep doing what ure doing

[@OldSchoolChemistry]

Hi Marwa, thank you for that vote of confidence! Enjoy your chemistry journey:)

[@vanessadelunadavila5789]

Hello, again! Just a quick question: I was told that Cis-Trans were used only to name alekenes, but then I was also told that we can use it to name cyclohexanes, but cycloheaxanes are single bonded so now I'm confused. Thanks again for the work you do!😉

[@Charanmedstudy]

Hey from my understanding cyclohexanes can also be cyclohexenes but NOT cyclohynes which makes it possible to have it shown as 2 possible isomers and you can name them a cis/trans that way. To look at it in a way where u can name them as cis/trans I was told it's easier to look at it from a chair confirmation pov to figure out the Cis/Trans...i could be totally wrong and mixing up a bunch of info too.

[@nishachauhan2998]

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[@MDFARHANSHAHRIARZAMANTAMIM]

thank you mam.

[@OldSchoolChemistry]

You are very welcome:)

[@kamohelomokoena6516]

Thanks☺

[@OldSchoolChemistry]

Hi Kamohelo:) You are welcome - thanks for commenting!