CHAPTER 4: STEREOCHEMISTRY On your own: convert the Newman projections below into the Fischer projections with the longest vertical carbon chain. Assume the carbon in the front in the Newman projection as a bottom carbon of the Fischer drawings. H Et HO, HOH Me „Ph CI- -Pr Me Br Ét Me Bn Pr A B C Bn Bu Ме CI- i-Bu Me EPh H, BrijH H `Et Ph i-Bu Et F

CHAPTER 4: STEREOCHEMISTRY On your own: convert the Newman projections below into the Fischer projections with the longest vertical carbon chain. Assume the carbon in the front in the Newman projection as a bottom carbon of the Fischer drawings. H Et HO, HOH Me „Ph CI- -Pr Me Br Ét Me Bn Pr A B C Bn Bu Ме CI- i-Bu Me EPh H, BrijH H `Et Ph i-Bu Et F

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