…Fischer projection is an early solution to the problem of drawing 3-dimensional molecules on a 2-dimensional page. Think of a light source illuminating a 3-dimensional object that casts a shadow…
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…Example #1 Determining R and S Configuration On Newman Projections: Example #2 Determining R and S On A Newman With An Eclipsed Conformation: Example #3. Conclusion: Determining R and S…
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…partners, some Diels-Alder products can undergo a retro-Diels Alder that irreversibly leads to new products, usually liberating a gas and an aromatic ring. The most common example is in the…
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…with two or more chiral centers? Like these two examples? Here, I have good news and bad news. The bad news is that there is no feature on any of…
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…8 Pi-Electron Example of an Antiaromatic Compound: Pentalene What Makes A Molecule Anti-Aromatic? Cyclooctatetraene “Escapes” Anti-Aromaticity Through Twisting Out Of Flatness Conclusion: Antiaromatic Compounds Notes Advanced: References and Further Reading…
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…Diels-Alder product can revert back to starting materials . Long story short: the Diels-Alder is another example of a reaction that can be run under kinetic or thermodynamic control, where…
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