00:01
And this probably has to draw molecules that meet the following.
00:05
So we have to have a chirocell molecule.
00:09
It's called me a chiro molecule.
00:11
It's got to be a chiro molecule.
00:13
So i've got to have a c with an h.
00:17
It's going to have to have a methyl group, a hydrogen and chlorine, and a c.
00:24
Okay.
00:25
So i'm going to have a c.
00:26
It's going to have to have a c .l.
00:30
It's going to have to have an h.
00:33
It's going to have a c .h3.
00:37
So i've gotten rid of two c's.
00:42
I'm going to have to have another c, and i suppose i could put two different ways here.
00:53
I'm going to go like this.
01:06
And this will be my chiral center.
01:15
Okay, then we've got an alcohol that's c4c6h14.
01:21
So i'm going to have to have a c.
01:25
It's going to have to have an oh on one of them.
01:32
So i'm going to put that up here.
01:35
It's going to have h...