Nomenclature Stereoisomers R/S D/L +/– d/l
Explanation of different nomenclatures of stereoisomers: R/S, D/L, +/– and d/l. You will find detailed information about each of the nomenclatures in the info cards in the video. Leave a comment, if you have any improvements, questions or ideas for my next video.
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The Basics of Organic Nomenclature: Crash Course Organic Chemistry #2
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