Cyclic ethers and epoxide naming | Organic chemistry | Khan Academy

[@karantrehan7809]

Thankuuhh

[@hyeballer]

Great Video... Only thing I noticed was the name of the first molecule " 1,4-epoxybutane"... Thats not very common in O-chem books and lab settings... Its more commonly referred to as THF(tetrahydrofuran)...very common solvent

[@sifaopot6039]

ochem2 student checking in.. THF is indeed one of the nomenclatures we need to remember

[@lemondiee]

Never learnt oxidation in such fluid way thankuu

[@shivam10b]

you are just awesome sal .

[@denissepedraja]

thank you! This helped me a lot :)

[@Ankit-xc1hd]

Thank you!

[@MrBublr]

thanks! a very understanding video! keep on it master!

[@kby5099]

Thanks that was well explained and short

[@bhanusethia9556]

Thanks a lot

[@xoxo-pt4me]

Thank you very good

[@samus1225]

Would 2, 4 epoxipentane be more stable? (Obviously it would be names 1, 2 epoxipentane, just named it that based on your carbons above)

[@Chaowdur]

you're awesome!

[@ayushkumarnda5]

What if we had a substituent attached in the last example?

[@nihayaturrohmah4230]

#45

[@s0m0c]

Gracias

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[@factsaboutworld1084]

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[@obadala]

Him What about if we have a cyclohexyl phenyl ether, what's the IUPAC name in that case

[@princenara]

oxacyclopentane

[@UAa320]

we can also name the 3 membered ring as the parent and everything attached to it a substituent.

[@dreamerrp]

can there be a diepoxy - compound?

[@xlwaiyiplx]

epoxy

[@mikehariompatel1118]

The video is too short and where is the oxirane nomenclature style...

[@shashwatsen7150]

1,5 epoxy pentane for you

[@Runner899]

So does anyone know how to name the first cyclic ether in common name???

[@AbbasAli-bf8mm]

Sir please in our native language

[@itslaurr10]

good video but it's SOOOO hard to listen to literally can't focus with the constant repetitions and stuttering....

[@ItzMrShadow_breh]

Thanks alot