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Introducing Stereoisomerism 1
Introducing Stereoisomerism 1
Mechanism
Introducing Stereoisomerism
Isomers
Structural Stereoisomers
(Constitutional) (Space/3D)
Chain Position
Metamers Tautomers
Stereoisomers
Isomers
Structural Stereoisomers
(Constitutional) (Space/3D)
Conformational Configurational
Conformational Isomers
Arises due to
non-interconvertibility
at room temperature
Configurational Isomers
Configurational
Isomers
Geometrical Optical
Isomers Isomers
Geometrical Isomers
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Rotation along 𝛔
𝛔 bond is
possible.
Rotation along 𝛑
𝛑 bond is not
possible.
Restricted Rotation
Restricted Rotation
(ring structure)
Conditions to Show Geometrical Isomers
a≠b
Which of the following can show geometrical isomerism?
A B
Solution
The molecule given in A will not show geometrical isomerism as both the carbons
are having the same groups. The molecule given in B is trans in nature as the groups
are different and the same groups which are attached to different carbon are on the
opposite side.
Which of the following can show geometrical isomerism?
A B
Solution
In first molecule which is ethyne, it is linear in nature so will it will not show
geometrical isomerism. In the case of a second molecule one carbon is attached to
two hydrogen so the same groups are attached to the vinylic carbon so it will also
not show geometrical isomerism .
So, both molecule A and B will not show geometrical isomerism.
Which of the following can show geometrical isomerism?
A B
Solution
The first molecule is but-2-ene-1,4-dioic acid. This molecule will show geometrical
isomerism as the double bonded carbons are attached to two different groups.
The second molecule is but-2-yne which is linear in structure so it will not show
geometrical isomerism.
So, only molecule A will show geometrical isomerism.
Which of the following can show geometrical isomerism?
A B
Solution
A B
Solution
Molecule A is but-2-ene, in this molecule both the double bonded carbons are
attached to different groups. Molecule B is 1-phenylprop-1-ene, this molecule will
also show geometrical isomerism as double bonded carbon is attached to different
groups.
So, both molecule A and B will show geometrical isomerism.
Will this compound show geometrical isomerism?
Solution
Solution
As we know, lone pair is also considered as a distinct group. So, in both molecule
doubly bonded atoms attached to two different groups so both of them will show
geometrical isomerism.
So, both molecules will show geometrical isomerism.
Will this compound show geometrical isomerism?
Solution
Since two Cl-atoms and two Br-atoms are attached to same carbon atom it can
not show geometrical isomerism.
Will this compound show geometrical isomerism?
Solution
Solution
Solution
Solution
As we know, lone pair is also considered as a distinct group. So, in first molecule
doubly bonded atoms attached to two different groups so both of them will show
geometrical isomerism.
Both the given compounds will show geometrical isomerism.
Will the given compounds show geometrical isomerism?
14
12
Solution
14
12
Solution
A B
C D
Solution
A B
C D
cis-trans Syn-Anti
cis-trans Configuration
Configurations in
Geometrical Isomerism
cis trans
Examples
Dichloroethene
But-2-ene
Cis-But-2-ene trans-But-2-ene
Examples
Examples
Solution
Predict whether the compound is cis or trans:
Solution
Predict whether the compound is cis or trans:
Solution
Configurational
Nomenclature in G.I.
cis-trans Syn-Anti
Syn-Anti Configuration
Anti
In case oximes,
Solution
Solution
A
A B
C D
Solution
A B
C D