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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This is Video 3 in the Newman Projection Video Series. Click HERE for the entire series.
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why dont you turn front carbon also ?
I still don’t understand how to figure out the front and rear groups and how to use a wedge and dash even though I watched all your 6 videos. Please help thank you
I am not able to imagine that how by grabbing the front carbon and moving it to left leads the H(above the plane )to righ and the Cl(below )the plane to the left?plz explain.
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.