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Sometimes a molecule with one or more chiral centers is drawn without giving enough information to determine if the chiral center(s) are R or S. Mark each chiral center below with an *. Cl OH By convention, if enough information is not given to assign R or S, we are to assume that the structure represents an even mixture of all stereochemical possibilities. For each structure above, draw all configurational stereoisomers implied by the drawing.

          Sometimes a molecule with one or more chiral centers is drawn without giving enough
information to determine if the chiral center(s) are R or S. Mark each chiral center below with an
*.

Cl
OH

By convention, if enough information is not given to assign R or S, we are to assume that the
structure represents an even mixture of all stereochemical possibilities. For each structure above,
draw all configurational stereoisomers implied by the drawing.

Sometimes a molecule with one or more chiral centers is drawn without giving enough
information to determine if the chiral center(s) are R or S. Mark each chiral center below with an
*.

Cl
OH

By convention, if enough information is not given to assign R or S, we are to assume that the
structure represents an even mixture of all stereochemical possibilities. For each structure above,
draw all configurational stereoisomers implied by the drawing.

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Chemistry: Structure and Properties

Nivaldo Tro 2nd Edition

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02/23/2022

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Step 1:** Identify the chiral centers in the molecule: - Chiral center 1: Carbon with Cl, F, H, and CH3 groups attached - Chiral center 2: Carbon with CH3, CH2SH, and NH2 groups attached - Chiral center 3: Carbon with CH3, CH2SH, and NH2 groups attached - Chiral Show more…

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Sometimes a molecule with one or more chiral centers is drawn without giving enough information to determine if the chiral center(s) are R or S. Mark each chiral center below with an *. By convention, if enough information is not given to assign R or S, we are to assume that the structure represents an even mixture of all stereochemical possibilities. For each structure above, draw all configurational stereoisomers implied by the drawing.