2. For the compounds shown:. Suggest you name each first and include R and S before answering questions B E F G H (2.1) A and B are (a)the same compounds (b)constitutional isomers (c) have different formulas (d) enantiomers (e) diasteriomers (2.2) C and D are (a)the same compounds (b)constitutional isomers (c) have different formulas (d) enantiomers (e) diasteriomers (2.3) E and F are (a)the same compounds (b)constitutional isomers (c) have different formulas (d) enantiomers (e) diasteriomers (2.4) G and H are (a)the same compounds (b)constitutional isomers (c) have different formulas (d) enantiomers (e) diasteriomers (2.5) H and F are (a)the same compounds (b)constitutional isomers (c) have different formulas (d) enantiomers (e) diasteriomers

2. For the compounds shown:. Suggest you name each first and include R and S before answering questions B E F G H (2.1) A and B are (a)the same compounds (b)constitutional isomers (c) have different formulas (d) enantiomers (e) diasteriomers (2.2) C and D are (a)the same compounds (b)constitutional isomers (c) have different formulas (d) enantiomers (e) diasteriomers (2.3) E and F are (a)the same compounds (b)constitutional isomers (c) have different formulas (d) enantiomers (e) diasteriomers (2.4) G and H are (a)the same compounds (b)constitutional isomers (c) have different formulas (d) enantiomers (e) diasteriomers (2.5) H and F are (a)the same compounds (b)constitutional isomers (c) have different formulas (d) enantiomers (e) diasteriomers

Organic Chemistry

9th Edition

ISBN:9781305080485

Author:John E. McMurry

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Chapter5: Stereochemistry At Tetrahedral Centers

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