2. The following questions are designed to help acquaint you with identifying and drawing stereoisomers. a. Draw an enantiomer of the molecule below by depicting the following molecule as if it is reflected a mirror. -SO₂H b. Another quick way to draw an enantiomer is to invert every stereocenter in the molecule. If it's dashed, make it wedged, and vice versa. Use this method to draw the antibiotic tetracycline. OH OH OH CO₂Me MeO * HO OH OH "NH₂ c. Draw a diastereomer of the molecule below. Just invert as many stereocenters as you'd like, so long as you do not invert all.

2. The following questions are designed to help acquaint you with identifying and drawing stereoisomers. a. Draw an enantiomer of the molecule below by depicting the following molecule as if it is reflected a mirror. -SO₂H b. Another quick way to draw an enantiomer is to invert every stereocenter in the molecule. If it's dashed, make it wedged, and vice versa. Use this method to draw the antibiotic tetracycline. OH OH OH CO₂Me MeO * HO OH OH "NH₂ c. Draw a diastereomer of the molecule below. Just invert as many stereocenters as you'd like, so long as you do not invert all.

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

2nd Edition

ISBN:9780618974122

Author:Andrei Straumanis

Publisher:Andrei Straumanis

Chapter6: Alkanes & Alkenes

Section: Chapter Questions

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