Please answer parts G,H 5. Circle all of the following that are optically active. Convert these structures to whatever format you prefer todetermine if they are optically active or not. Put a box around any meso compounds.H.CIHHCH3CH3H-HO-CIHb.CI CIс. НасBrd.NH2а.МеHOCH3H.H3CHOHH.ČH3f.Меh. HBrе.g.-use models to visualize (h) and its mirror image-consider hybridization of central C-redraw (h) showing p-orbitals of -bonds above

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5. Circle all of the following that are optically active. Convert these structures to whatever format you prefer to determine if they are optically active or not. Put a box around any meso compounds. H. CI HH CH3 H CH3 H- -OH- CC H b. CI ČI H3C Br d. NH2 а. с. Me НО CH3 COH Hy H3C H. ČH3 f. Me h. H Br е. g. -use models to visualize (h) and its mirror image -consider hybr -redraw (h) showing p-orbitals of T-bonds above on of central C

5. Circle all of the following that are optically active. Convert these structures to whatever format you prefer to determine if they are optically active or not. Put a box around any meso compounds. H. CI HH CH3 H CH3 H- -OH- CC H b. CI ČI H3C Br d. NH2 а. с. Me НО CH3 COH Hy H3C H. ČH3 f. Me h. H Br е. g. -use models to visualize (h) and its mirror image -consider hybr -redraw (h) showing p-orbitals of T-bonds above on of central C

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

2nd Edition

ISBN:9780618974122

Author:Andrei Straumanis

Publisher:Andrei Straumanis

Chapter12: Chirality

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 22CTQ

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