2. The number of possible stereoisomers can be determined by the equation 2" where n = number of asymmetric centers. For the following molecule, what is the possible number of stereoisomers? Draw out all possible stereoisomers. Are there structures that are identical to each other? CH3 но. но
2. The number of possible stereoisomers can be determined by the equation 2" where n = number of asymmetric centers. For the following molecule, what is the possible number of stereoisomers? Draw out all possible stereoisomers. Are there structures that are identical to each other? CH3 но. но
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