Determine R and S configuration using your hands

[@carolmaria4998]

This method is so much easier! Thank you so much!

[@Vinny339]

Literally the easiest method for me. Visualizing all this makes so much more sense. I'll definately use this technique instead of trying to memorize the other steps

[@cgmakesbeats]

Amazing!!!! This will make my exam so much easier

[@DrCookNDSU]

I'm so glad this helped. You've got this!

[@בנימיןליפשיץ-ו5ש]

Thank you so much! Really helped me to prepare for my final test

[@nonamexd9856]

this is the BEST trick EVER.

[@CarlMorelNjintangNgatchou]

Thanks so much, easiest method i've seen

[@DrCookNDSU]

I'm happy you found it useful!

[@anhadsingh4140]

Nice explanation

[@rileymccurdy4662]

Using this for my test, bless

[@duke_aquarium4177]

well explanation!!

[@sophieishola9323]

Would an r version of a compound react differently than an s version?

[@yeetimusprime415]

It depends on the reaction, but yes, sometimes.

[@Nebenthez87]

The enantiomers should have the same reactivity, unless you are reacting it with a chiral reagent (or use a chiral catalyst).

[@aydancetola9622]

Thank you for your video

[@nicolezimmerer8444]

omg this helped me so much!! Thank you!!😆👏🎉

[@DrCookNDSU]

I'm glad it helped!

[@Hs-uz3dw]

Thank you so much

[@nikkinyarko]

THANK YOU SO MUCH

[@arshiarahimi8310]

Thank you very much