It’s EZ to assign E and Z absolute configuration to alkenes. Guess which convention we get to use? Cahn-Ingold-Prelog is back! Don’t forget, zee zame zide. You have to say it with a German accent, or you lose points on the quiz.
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I learned it as E=Eppesite lol
Who is Sue Zamen and why is she in my organic chem material???
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well explained
Is anyone else cooked for Orgo 1 Final?
zee zame zide
Straight to the point and easy to understand, thank you!
I have been learning german and it just got so easy as soon as you said zusammen, it means together in german as far as I have read (only a beginner)
I already searched it up before 'cause in your previous video about Zaitsev and Hofmann, when you were talking about alkene with substituents in descending order you talked about E/Z disubstituted and I didn't know what that meant.
For cip we use atomic no. Nd Not mass???
has anyone ever told you that you aren't actually that good at explaining things?
@1:39 😂😂 “this stuff” what he hung over on the job lol
EZ to understand 🙂
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i have my first orgo test tomorrow and i sadly forgot that i was registered for the class until 3 days ago so these videos are helping me get a general understanding of what will be on my test. Im not expecting the greatest grade on this exam, but the way you explain the content is very helpful.
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Doing A Level Chemistry and you're the only guy explaining this in a good and remember way
zee zame zide happy forever
Great explanation, but if z means zee zame zide … why didn’t chemists just keep using cis/trans? Either way the cahn-ingold rules for priority would be needed to clear up ambiguity
Thank you so much for this video, sir. I was so confused while revising this topic and your video helped immensely.
Just know you make hard things simple ❤
you made this so easy to understand thank!!! literally found your channel today and its gonna save my ass with my midterm coming up
Cahn-Ingle-Prelog convention = higher element priority span