Newman Projection Series: Video 3
This tutorial video shows you how to find and draw a Newman Projection for a substituted propane molecule even when some of the atoms are not directly visible.
(Watch on YouTube: Substituted Propane. Click CC on bottom right for transcript.)
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amazing 🙂
Thanks, salam!
These videos are great, but I do have one small issue. I cringe a bit every time I hear you say “gowsh” because it’s pronounced “gohsh” (it also means left, not right, as was stated in a previous video)
I’m sorry you don’t like my French pronunciations
i dont understand why we have to shift the front carbon a little to the left. Is it compulsory?
Mees_Tee which point in the video are you referring to?
Dear Leah ,
I can’t thank you enough for all you have done for us !!
you are amazing ? Wonderful ? Genius ? All these words can’t express my feelings toward you !! All I can say that you made me LOVE organic chem ! God bless you
Thank you Shahad. Organic chemistry is a really fun topic if given the chance. I’m glad you’re able to figure this out during the semester. I find that if you enjoy what you’re studying you tend to work harder and do better in the long run.