8. Identify the stereochemical relationship between the structural pairs shown below as (A) identicalstructures that are not meso; (B) identical structures that ARE meso; (C) structures that areenantiomers; or (D) structures that are diastereomers.a)b)H3Cc)CH3BrH.CH3BrBrCH3H.CIHollHCillCl-CH3BrH.CICH3HO.H.H3CCl H3C-H-H.CH3Cla)b)c)9. Identify the stereochemical relationship between the structural pairs shown below as (A) identicalstructures that are not meso; (B) identical structures that ARE meso; (C) structures that areenantiomers; or (D) structures that are diastereomers.a)b)c)CH2CH3NH2HOCH3 H3C.CH3ClHOH;CCH2CH3F.F H;C.CIHH,N-CH3CH3NH2H3CBrH2NC1H3CCH3CH3 H;CH,C-ClFH.HBrCH,CH3CH3a)b)c)

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8. Identify the stereochemical relationship between the structural pairs shown below as (A) identical structures that are not meso; (B) identical structures that ARE meso; (C) structures that are enantiomers; or (D) structures that are diastereomers. a) b), H3C CH3 c) lICH3 Br Br CH3 it Br. Cill Holl H H. CI Cl- CH3 Br H. CH3 H H3C HO Cl H3C CH3 Cl b)

8. Identify the stereochemical relationship between the structural pairs shown below as (A) identical structures that are not meso; (B) identical structures that ARE meso; (C) structures that are enantiomers; or (D) structures that are diastereomers. a) b), H3C CH3 c) lICH3 Br Br CH3 it Br. Cill Holl H H. CI Cl- CH3 Br H. CH3 H H3C HO Cl H3C CH3 Cl b)

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Chapter6: Alkanes & Alkenes

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