Identify the chiral carbon atoms present in the following molecules by labelling them with an asterisk. (e)HO(i)(g) H3C.HOH₂C4/20=0F3CCH-CH₂-N-CH3NHCarvone(spearmint)1OHAdrenaline(a hormone)-CH3O–CH–CH2CH2N–CH3ProzacH(f) N(h)(j)´NH3C-CH2–CH–COHINH₂Histidine(an amino acid)OHMentholCH₂ICO₂HCH3O||H₂N-CH-C-NH-CH-CAspartame(NutrasweetⓇ)CH3CH₂(=OCH3

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(e) HO (1) HO- (g) H3C. H₂C F3C- -CH-CH₂-N-CH3 1 H Carvone (spearmint) I OH Adrenaline (a hormone) CH3 O—CH–CH2CH2N–CH3 H₂CH₂N-CH₂ H Prozac® E (h) H3C- CH2–CH—COH I NH₂ Histidine (an amino acid) OH Menthol I CH₂ I CO₂H O 11 HẸN–CH–C–NH—CH- CH3 CH3 Aspartame I CH₂ C OCH3

(e) HO (1) HO- (g) H3C. H₂C F3C- -CH-CH₂-N-CH3 1 H Carvone (spearmint) I OH Adrenaline (a hormone) CH3 O—CH–CH2CH2N–CH3 H₂CH₂N-CH₂ H Prozac® E (h) H3C- CH2–CH—COH I NH₂ Histidine (an amino acid) OH Menthol I CH₂ I CO₂H O 11 HẸN–CH–C–NH—CH- CH3 CH3 Aspartame I CH₂ C OCH3

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