4. a) Draw and label the E and Z isomers of 3-methyl-2-pentene: o end CH,CH=C-CH,CH, ČH, b) Draw the all the possible stereoisomers of the product of the E isomer in the reaction shown below. Identify and assign the absolute configuration (R or S) to each of the chiral carbons. (d 1. МСРВА 2. CH,ОН, Н" E-isomer c) Draw the all the possible stereoisomers of the product of the Z isomer in the reaction shown below. Identify and assign the absolute configuration (R or S) to each of the chiral carbons. 1. МСРВА Z-isomer 2. CH,CH;CH2MgBr 3. H*

4. a) Draw and label the E and Z isomers of 3-methyl-2-pentene: o end CH,CH=C-CH,CH, ČH, b) Draw the all the possible stereoisomers of the product of the E isomer in the reaction shown below. Identify and assign the absolute configuration (R or S) to each of the chiral carbons. (d 1. МСРВА 2. CH,ОН, Н" E-isomer c) Draw the all the possible stereoisomers of the product of the Z isomer in the reaction shown below. Identify and assign the absolute configuration (R or S) to each of the chiral carbons. 1. МСРВА Z-isomer 2. CH,CH;CH2MgBr 3. H*

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