Thank you so much! Consice and clear. Very well done!

M from India.... Very well explained.....

Great video!! I didn’t really understand this before but this video was extremely helpful and clear :)

Thank you very much sir...lot of respect to your hard work thank you

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You've simplified it for me .. Thank you man✌🏿

thank for defining in such briefly and concisely.... excellent

First time I figgered out what this Darwing stands for thank you !! And the Lines are finally third 🥰👌👌👌👌👌

I am from India but ,but u are explainined in a fully crystal way

So it seems like in terms of energy and stability, the other non-methyl groups really don't have much of an effect? These conformations are really determined by the position of the methyl groups alone?

POGI mo naman Sir. Thank you very much po .Respect to your hard work.

Soo then the other projections are used for other isomers but not conformational isomers which use only newman projections? (I’m just trying to understand🙏🏾)

I am also from India. Nice explanation

watching 6yeras later exactly just by pure coincidence i just was reading my book and this term came up

hi, thanks so much. how can discover and understand to work the rotamer database?

Love from india sir🎉

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At 6:07 in this eclipsed conformation, is there steric strain between the Br and CH3 at the bottom left part of the newman projection? And is this CH3/Br interaction considered a gauche interaction (if not, then what is it called?)

There should be a Hydrogen instead of a Chlorine behind the Bromine on the far right eclipsed projection

Thank you so much, you made it easy

clear explanation thank you

Gud stuff man!

Can someone tell me what’s the difference between conformers and rotamers ?

Thnk you so much! Please upload more videos on chemistry ☺☺

James Mackay is that you? :D

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