Fischer projections can be overwhelming, but they don't have to be.
My new guide will help you recognize and draw fishcer projections, finding R and S when there is one or more chiral center, convert between Fischer and sawhorse or Newman, and finally draw pyranose and furanose rings for sugar molecules.
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Hannah says
Hi there,
Is there a mistake on the second row, third image? Both the dashes and wedge say they’re going into the page. Sorry if I am mistaken!
Thank you.
David Wilhelm says
I’m cramming for finals and unfortunately missed the lectures on sugars and fisher projections. Nothing I found laid it out clearly enough for me to understand how everything went together. Your explanation of where the attacks take place finally helped it click for me! Thank you
Leah4sci says
Sorry you missed your lecture david but I’m glad to help
Bridgett Clarke says
Saving lives one Fischer projection at a time. Thank you!
Leah4sci says
LOL thanks Bridgett
Audra says
This page is extremely helpful and well-put-together. You have significantly improved my understanding of stereochemistry and how the different projections relate to eachother. Thank you for explaining it all so well!
Leah4sci says
That’s awesome Audra! Glad to help
GAURAV BAGHEL says
STUDY MATERIAL IS AWESOME
Leah4sci says
Thank you