Cisisomeeristä
Cisisomeeristä is a term used in chemistry to describe a specific type of geometric isomerism. This phenomenon occurs in molecules that contain a double bond or a ring structure where restricted rotation exists. When two substituents of similar priority are located on the same side of the double bond or ring, the molecule is referred to as a cisisomeeristä. This is in contrast to the trans isomer, where these substituents are on opposite sides.
The 'cisis' prefix originates from Latin, meaning "on this side." This nomenclature is crucial for distinguishing
While the term is sometimes used informally, it's most commonly encountered in organic chemistry. Understanding cisisomeeristä