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 Summary: The consequence for theoretically opening up a ring and terminating with a ghost atom before priority analysis can modify stereochemistry present when compared to the actual closed ring system. Auxiliary stereodecriptors Raux or Saux are temporary descriptors that are not … Read More

 Summary: Ring substituents are theoretically observed from the start of the ring both clockwise and anti-clockwise, producing a branch, but upon arriving at the first atom of the ring the second time, it is recorded as the equivalent ghost … Read More

 Summary: When contemplating unsaturated, multiple bond groups, to allocate their priority, they are theoretically converted into saturated systems, with only single bonds. There is the introduction of a single bond from the atom studied to a “ghost atom” of … Read More

 Summary: From the centre to be analysed, the atoms are systematically studied progressively further and further from the centre until a difference is identified, or the two groups are determined to be identical. Atoms the same number of bonds … Read More

Summary: To determine the priority of a substituent relative to another substituent requires a systematic process that involved evaluating atomic number, atomic mass and ultimately stereochemistry. First larger atomic number, then if no difference, larger atomic mass, then if no … Read More

Summary: To determine the priority of a substituent relative to another substituent requires a systematic process that involved evaluating atomic number, atomic mass and ultimately stereochemistry. First larger atomic number, then if no difference, larger atomic mass, then if no … Read More