Newman Projection Series: Video 4
What starts out as a potentially ridiculous molecule can easily be turned into a Newman Projection if you rewrite your sawhorse or ‘sideways’ structure into a 2-carbon molecule with substituents coming off it, just as they would your Newman Projection
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Hi Leah, I was just wondering, how do you know when to place the substituents on the right and when to place it on the left in the projection. Amazing job Btw, Thank you!
It depends on the molecule presented. Swapping right and left will result in enantiomers so be sure to pay attention to HOW the molecule is presented.
Wow. You just made my life a lot easier. Thanks! i wish all professors taught like you.
Thank you! If they all taught like me, I’d be out of a job 😉
Leah4sci is my full time occupation
Thanks for the video! I have a question please, i don’t understand, is it necessary to rotate the molecule? If so how do we know when (or why) we should rotate it? (2.27-2.45)
Hi Lea, thanks a lot for giving us so much of your time.
i ve lost the point few videos ago. what does it change in ”real life” happening the worst conformation ? i mean when the largest groups are eclipsing each other..
I don’t understand your question
Thank you Leah, nice videos
You’re welcome Abdulmujeeb