Cis and Trans Isomers

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What are the adverbs that make the compound cis or trans?

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in 5:05 how is it a trans isomer?

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[@rishabhrai1466]

Hi What if all the groups that are attached to carbons are different? Can they form isomers then ?

[@watermelonmelon]

Yes, but instead of cis and trans, you use de (z) and (E) system. You have to compare if the groups with the biggest molar mass are on the same side or if they are at opposite sides

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@@watermelonmelon yea or u can compare with atomic numbers it's the same (the order)

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i also had the same question

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Is it still okay if the two groups on the same side are chlorine instead of hydrogen for the cis isomer?

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dear sir, i have a question , how trans-1-2-dichloroethene's Dipolar become "0" ?, because these Forces are not pointed into a same point,(((i know total force is zero,but there is a TURNING EFFECT no??)) how it possible Zero? Explain someone please??

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What is the full name of the compound at 3:30?

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how do you know the degree of the boiling points at 1:50

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Sir pls if the chlorine are attached up and down not opposite can we say it's cis

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Also can you tell why are cis isomers bent or have a kink

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What are the mechanisms and terms involved in cis and trans isomerization of alkene

[@MorningOnMars]

Alkenes lack the ability to rotate because of the pi bond.

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I still can't understand

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Can we applied this in alkane

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Can someone explain why we can't have isomers if we have two identical groups connected to the same atom?

[@MorningOnMars]

I am very late but it is about the arrangement of atoms in space. You need to have four different groups so that they are nonsuperimposable. If they are superimposable then the image becomes just a rotation of the first version, rather than an enantiomer.

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Why isn't he writing in any double bonds, especially starting at 4:02?

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Nice video ! I'm new to chemistry, i need to know, how to identify All trans, TGTG' & T3GT3G' of alpha, beta & gamma phases of PVDF polymer ! I don't understand where the trans & gauche bonds exactly preset in different phases of PVDF. Can you able to clarify me ?

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I don't understand the last part

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Could s.o answer me. 4 of them are different. how to say cis and trans

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Super late, but you would have to check each atom that bonded with one carbon. From these atoms, the one with highest priority is the atom with “highest atomic mass”

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for example, if I have "Trans-1-Chloro-3-Nitrocycloneheane" does it mater which one I draw (label) "out or in"?

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the two examples at the beginning of the video ,these are not cis and trans these are supposed to be called Z and E , i'd like to be corrected if i'm wrong

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they are cis trans

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They can be named by both ways

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@@AsapRockyOG I never hear of Z and E. But I have known cis and trans all my a level life

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Well this video didn’t answer my question but maybe this comment will help someone else (if replied to): How does one determine which of two cis-trans isomers is MORE ACIDIC

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trans isomer is more acidic.

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