2. Assign the absolute (R or S) configuration to each stereocenter in the molecules depicted below. Note: assigning R/S configurations to achiral carbons is a "wrong" thing to do! Same extruct out centers orientation sume R confiquation ido opposite confiquration eldoble Switch dE"d"out DARN! (S CI Bril R CI 2 = 17

2. Assign the absolute (R or S) configuration to each stereocenter in the molecules depicted below. Note: assigning R/S configurations to achiral carbons is a "wrong" thing to do! Same extruct out centers orientation sume R confiquation ido opposite confiquration eldoble Switch dE"d"out DARN! (S CI Bril R CI 2 = 17

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

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Author:Andrei Straumanis

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Chapter15: Radical Reactions

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 14E

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