Conformational Analysis of Cyclohexane | Stereochemistry | Organic Chemistry

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Best explanation via animations👍. Thanks brother🤗

[@Edmerls]

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Nice explanation.. I loved the background music too... Music made it more interesting

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Awesome Explanation. Thank You Sir.

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Best way of teaching in a short tym ....

[@ncc3922]

shouldnt the axial and the equitorial bond at the 3rd and 6th carbon be at an angle of 180...
just a doubt

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Thank u sir... It helped me a lot...

[@Edmerls]

Glad to hear that

[@Sara-gs4wt]

Thank you for the great explanation, but I have question is the chair form same of trans conformation and the bout chain same of cis conformation?

[@Edmerls]

Check out my video on di substituted cyclohexane. That will explain your doubt.

[@Edmerls]

Because CIS and trans exist only in substituted ones.

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Very well explained and animation made

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How many carbons in twist form

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A great lecture.... Thanks a lot.

[@Edmerls]

Most welcome!

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TWIST BOAT FORM!!?? my professors never taught me this!

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Awesome vid❤️

[@Edmerls]

Glad you liked it!!

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Good explanation

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Very well explained

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Very nice

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Where is Half chair definition

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Thank you sir

[@jithinshyamkrishnaj760]

Sir I have a small doubt..... I have read somewhere that there are no axial CH bonds in boat form...but as per your explanation there are axial bonds.....which is the right one sir....??

[@flextinction6951]

There is no axial and equatorial bonds as they are not properly parallel and perpendicular to axis respectively.
But these are eclipsed(4 pairs), so I think he want to show that.

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[@Edmerls]

You are welcome!

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Best editing for awesome explanation. Thank You so much.

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That's the explanation
Animation made it too easier to get
Nice❤️❤️🔥

[@Edmerls]

Glad you think so!

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Nice explanation

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