Naming Amides Using IUPAC Nomenclature for Organic Chemistry
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- Опубликовано: 3 окт 2024
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This video is Part 19 in the Naming Organic Compounds series
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This nomenclature tutorial video takes you through the IUPAC rules for naming amides including simple and substituted amides, as well as cyclic and diamides
Many students struggle with naming because they attempt to come up with the entire name at once and often wind up missing a piece or two. After this series you won't have that problem anymore
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Please add videos about common names too
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Thanks a lot..Got IUPAC nomenclature test tomorrow!
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Perfectly explained - great video!
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CLEAR EXPLANATION. LIKE IT
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This is great and straight forward :)
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I have a question. Do you know how to name amides by their common names?
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this is really good I look forward to such videos
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very concise. thank you.
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0:47 NH2 not NR2
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Why you should not show the position of amide in suffix?
This is because an amide is always terminal, and as the highest priority functional group, it will always fall on Carbon 1. It is NOT possible for an amide to be within the chain.
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does the number ALWAYS COMES FIRST in naming if there is 'N' in naming amides or amines?
What number are you referring to?
1:49, what if it had a H3C in carbon 4?
Adding a methyl group to the terminal carbon would lengthen the parent chain by one additional carbon. Rather than "butanamide", the parent name would be "pentanamide" because of a 5 carbon chain.
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Benzene or benzamide more reactive?
Depends on the reaction
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go slow it's fast for us to understand
Have you tried watching the video at a slower speed?