Instructional Video10:26
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Organic Chemistry Naming Examples 2, Organic Chemistry

10th - Higher Ed
Sal continues to work through examples of more complicated carbon chains in this second video of five.
Instructional Video8:59
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More Organic Chemistry Naming Examples 1

10th - Higher Ed
Practice makes the concepts of naming much easier. Here, Sal runs through 5 even more complicated examples, while encouraging viewers to do the same. The main development explained here is the addition of multiple types of side chains to...
Instructional Video7:48
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Organic Chemistry Naming Examples 4

10th - Higher Ed
This is the fourth video in a series of five where Sal works through examples of more complicated carbon chains.
Instructional Video10:04
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Organic Chemistry Naming Examples 4, Organic Chemistry

10th - Higher Ed
Sal continues to work through examples of more complicated carbon chains. He presents a complicated name and attempts to work through it logically, drawing the structure. His humor makes these strategies fun and easy to watch.
Instructional Video8:11
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Organic Chemistry Naming Examples 3, Organic Chemistry

10th - Higher Ed
In the third of five videos, Sal continues to work through examples of more complicated carbon chains.
Instructional Video8:27
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Naming Alkenes Examples, Alkenes and Alkynes, Organic Chemistry

10th - Higher Ed
Sal "expands his repertoire" and starts to demonstrate the naming of long, complicated alkene chains.
Instructional Video
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Khan Academy: Common and Systematic Naming Prefixes

9th - 10th
There is a logical system in which to name carbon chains as described here. The naming system becomes more logical when there are more than five compounds in the chain. Understand the prefixes: iso-, sec- and tert-. [13:29]
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Khan Academy: Naming Alkanes: Common and Systematic Naming

9th - 10th
Explains how to draw the structure for Butylcyclopentane in its various forms, and name them using common and systematic nomenclature with iso-, sec- and tert- prefixes. [13:33]