51: Drawing enantiomers

[@nousername5673]

Very clear and organized explanation with plenty of theory and examples. Thank you! 🙏

[@harshpandey7970]

Ma'am I really loved your teaching style 🙏🏻 Thanks alot

[@iamgroot7770]

Its 1 am and I was freaking out to learn this thing and got your video ma'am really it helped me a lot. Thankkkkkuuuuuu🤗🤗🤗🤗

[@RoxiHulet]

I’m happy it helped!

[@Ribal-mb6yj]

Thanks this really helped me out!

[@RoxiHulet]

You’re welcome! Happy to help!

[@UserUsing-hb8uv]

So if I inderstand correctly - it doesn’t matter the way you place the mirroir you have the same enantiomers? This molecule have a enantiomer (so the total is 2 enantiomers)

[@RoxiHulet]

Yep - you've got it! Good job! Placing the mirror in different spots might cause the drawings to look different, but the enantiomers are the same. If you have access to a model kit, it's super helpful with this stuff.

[@sarongberhiwot8018]

This is so helpful thank you!

[@kaur6200]

What if in third case ( column 1 ,row 2) there is a substitute in plane of ring ?
Will its position be changed in its enantiomers?

[@haddouabdelghani6911]

Thanks.

[@bunny3536]

Will using the both ways give same result?

[@RoxiHulet]

Yep!

[@UserUsing-hb8uv]

So if I inderstand correctly - it doesn’t matter the way you place the mirroir you have the same enantiomers? This molecule have a enantiomer (so the total is 2 enantiomers)