brodaiga Senior Member 15+ Year Member 20+ Year Member Joined Jan 25, 2003 Messages 447 Reaction score 0 Aug 14, 2004 #1 is the designation for alkenes a diastereomer, or a constitutional isomer? Members don't see this ad.
is the designation for alkenes a diastereomer, or a constitutional isomer? Members don't see this ad.
S sdnstud 1K Member 10+ Year Member 15+ Year Member 20+ Year Member Joined Jul 29, 2003 Messages 1,017 Reaction score 0 Aug 14, 2004 #2 brodaiga said: is the designation for alkenes a diastereomer, or a constitutional isomer? Click to expand... was geometric isomer an option? if not, stereoisomer? Upvote 0 Downvote
brodaiga said: is the designation for alkenes a diastereomer, or a constitutional isomer? Click to expand... was geometric isomer an option? if not, stereoisomer?
brodaiga Senior Member 15+ Year Member 20+ Year Member Joined Jan 25, 2003 Messages 447 Reaction score 0 Aug 14, 2004 #3 sdnstud said: was geometric isomer an option? if not, stereoisomer? Click to expand... cons, confor, enan, or dias i didn't think it was a confor because that only rotation about a sigma bond Upvote 0 Downvote
sdnstud said: was geometric isomer an option? if not, stereoisomer? Click to expand... cons, confor, enan, or dias i didn't think it was a confor because that only rotation about a sigma bond
A antissa Senior Member 10+ Year Member 5+ Year Member 15+ Year Member Joined Aug 9, 2004 Messages 111 Reaction score 0 Aug 14, 2004 #4 it's diastereomer I didn't have this question, but I remember reviewing this just this morning Upvote 0 Downvote
