Explain r and s nomenclature on enantiomers

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Problem- Anyone who can help with R and S nomenclature on enantiomers I tried the prioritizing of substituent groups and still missed several problems. The wording in the books is so thick and superfluous. Simply looking for help with an easy way to remember the clockwise and counterclockwise naming system.

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