Arrange each set in order of decreasing priority using Cahn-Ingold-Prelog priprityrules (1 for highest priority).3.a)--H,------CH3,--C2HS,--C(CH.), -CH(CH.)2b) ------CH¿CH;CH3,---CH,CH(CH:)2,--CH(CH;CH,)2c)_--CH,CH,CH,CH3,--C(CH:).CH;CH.CH,--C(CH.).CH.CH,d) ------Cl,--OH,-H,-NH2--CO:H,--он,-OCHe) --▬-- CO2CH3,

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Arrange each set in order of decreasing priority using Cahn-Ingold-Prelog priprity rules (1 for highest priority). 3. a). ---H, -CH3, --C2HS, --C(CH.)a, -CH(CH.). --- b) ------CH;CH;CH;, --CH;CH(CH:)2, ------CH(CH.CH,)2 c) ---CH,CH;CH,CH,, --C(CH.).CH;CH;CH,, --C(CH.).CH;CH, d) ------Cl, --он, -H, -NH2 e) --▬-- CO2CH3, ----CO;H, ---OH, -OCH3

Arrange each set in order of decreasing priority using Cahn-Ingold-Prelog priprity rules (1 for highest priority). 3. a). ---H, -CH3, --C2HS, --C(CH.)a, -CH(CH.). --- b) ------CH;CH;CH;, --CH;CH(CH:)2, ------CH(CH.CH,)2 c) ---CH,CH;CH,CH,, --C(CH.).CH;CH;CH,, --C(CH.).CH;CH, d) ------Cl, --он, -H, -NH2 e) --▬-- CO2CH3, ----CO;H, ---OH, -OCH3

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