Naming benzene derivatives | Aromatic Compounds | Organic chemistry | Khan Academy
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- How to name benzene derivatives, with examples. Created by Jay.
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(You explained this better to me then my lecturer) thank you😃😃
This is the best video on the topic. Thank you so much 🙏
Thanks so much Jay bai
Really great! Thank you very much.
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Thank you sir 🙏, can you please upload a vedio about the nomenclature of 1-phenyl ethanol and 2-phenyl ethanol that of benzyl group 🙏
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There is a methyl group attached the the benzene ring, that's why its called toluene.. :)
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Thanks! That was a good explanation in a short time.. :)
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Why is the first compound 4-phenylheptane when the substituent is benzene??
Because when benzene acts as a substituent, it's called phenyl. This is why people hate chemistry. "Heres a compound. It's called X. In this context, it's called Y. In this other context, it's called Z. And then in this other other context, it's called itchybutt. None of these names have anything to do with each other. Good luck!"
I don't get it in 4 hydroxy 3 metoxy benzaldehyde the aldehyde has priority over the alcohol ??
what is the iupac name of styrene and acetophenone ?
3:04 what if there only 4 carbons (butyl) connected to the benzene ring. And it's connected in one of the middle carbons.
Butyl-benzene
great tutorial but you could speak just a little slower :)
you can slow this video, go to the setting
I listened to this with x1.75 speed he is not really that fast
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I didn’t know TNT stands for trinitro toluene
Isnt he confused with meta and para positions?
Hmmm so benzoin acid is just OOH? Not COOH? Help I'm sooo confused
it is COOH but the C atom isn't drawn because it is assumed to be generally known to be double-bonded to O and single-bonded to H. You could draw C bonded to O and H if you want. Either way, it's correct.
besides, the C in dot structures (much like in skeletal structures) of benzene derivatives are represented by the vertices of the hexagon or lines. Refer the first video on benzene for more info.
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