3 CONCEPT CHECK No. 2: Write your answerson the blank spaces provided below forQuestions 1 & 2 EXCEPT for (R) & (S)designation which will be written after youclick continue.Concept Check: Configurational Isomers?(1) Tell whether the two structures in each pair represent enantiomers or two molecules of the samecompound in ditfferent orientations. Designate each chirality center as (R) or (S)and(2) Consider the following pairs of structures. Designate each chirality center as (R) or (s) and identifythe relationship between them by describing them as representing enantiomers, diastereomers,constitutional isomers, or two molecules of the same compound.(a) HA er(d)andFor Question No. 1, WRITE EN if the givenpair of structures represent ENANTIOMERSand ID if the two molecules represent thesame (or IDENTICAL) compounds indifferent orientations.Answers:(a) |(b)(c)For Question No. 2, designate each chiralitycenter as (R) or (S), if any and IDENTIFY thegiven pair of structures as described belowand WRITE:EN if the pair representsΕΝΑΝΤΙΟMERSDI if the pair representsDIASTEREOMERScO if the pair representsCONSTITUTIONAL isomersID if the two molecules representIDENTICAL compoundsAnswers:(a)(b)(c)(d)

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For Question No. 1, WRITE EN if the given pair of structures represent ENANTIOMERS and ID if the two molecules represent the same (or IDENTICAL) compounds in different orientations. Answers: (a) || (b) (c) For Question No. 2, designate each chirality center as (R) or (S), if any and IDENTIFY the given pair of structures as described below and WRITE:

For Question No. 1, WRITE EN if the given pair of structures represent ENANTIOMERS and ID if the two molecules represent the same (or IDENTICAL) compounds in different orientations. Answers: (a) || (b) (c) For Question No. 2, designate each chirality center as (R) or (S), if any and IDENTIFY the given pair of structures as described below and WRITE:

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