CI ÓH a) Give the correct IUPAC name for the molecule above b) Draw a complete line-bond structure for the molecule. Include all lone pairs. c) Draw an isomer of the given molecule that is an ether (skeletal or full). d) Draw any correct stereoisomer of the given molecule e) Draw a diaesteromer of the molecule you drew in part d)

CI ÓH a) Give the correct IUPAC name for the molecule above b) Draw a complete line-bond structure for the molecule. Include all lone pairs. c) Draw an isomer of the given molecule that is an ether (skeletal or full). d) Draw any correct stereoisomer of the given molecule e) Draw a diaesteromer of the molecule you drew in part d)

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Chapter21: Organic Chemistry

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Problem 100E

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