3) Please complete the Fischer projections below for all stereoisomers of the following compound: Br Br Br You should find two meso structures and one pair of enantiomers (please clearly indicate these designations on each of your structures). For each stereoisomer, star all chirality centers, and indicate any mirror planes in (or between) your diagrams as dashed lines. For ONE stereoisomer of your choosing, assign R/S notation, being sure to show your priorities 1-4.

3) Please complete the Fischer projections below for all stereoisomers of the following compound: Br Br Br You should find two meso structures and one pair of enantiomers (please clearly indicate these designations on each of your structures). For each stereoisomer, star all chirality centers, and indicate any mirror planes in (or between) your diagrams as dashed lines. For ONE stereoisomer of your choosing, assign R/S notation, being sure to show your priorities 1-4.

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

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Author:Andrei Straumanis

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Chapter12: Chirality

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