6. Shown below is the Fisher projection of (R)-2-bromo-(S)-3-chlorobutane. Draw the mirror image of this stereoisomer and assign the R/S configurations of each chiral carbons for both isomers. H CH3 CH3 H H -Br -CI mirror plane 7. Make models of both stereoisomers in question 6. Test the models for superimposability. Secure the initials of your TA after showing them your physical model of (R)-2-bromo-(S)-3-chlorobutane. initials 8. In the space below draw Fisher projections of the two stereoisomers of 2- bromo-3-chlorobutane which are diastereomers of the stereoisomers shown in question 6. Take one of the models constructed for question 7 and switch two groups around one of the chiral carbons. Is this model represented by one of the Fisher projections you drew below? Indicate R and S for all asymmetric centers.

6. Shown below is the Fisher projection of (R)-2-bromo-(S)-3-chlorobutane. Draw the mirror image of this stereoisomer and assign the R/S configurations of each chiral carbons for both isomers. H CH3 CH3 H H -Br -CI mirror plane 7. Make models of both stereoisomers in question 6. Test the models for superimposability. Secure the initials of your TA after showing them your physical model of (R)-2-bromo-(S)-3-chlorobutane. initials 8. In the space below draw Fisher projections of the two stereoisomers of 2- bromo-3-chlorobutane which are diastereomers of the stereoisomers shown in question 6. Take one of the models constructed for question 7 and switch two groups around one of the chiral carbons. Is this model represented by one of the Fisher projections you drew below? Indicate R and S for all asymmetric centers.

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Chapter6: Alkanes & Alkenes

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