For the following compounds a) show the stereogenic centre(s) by labeling them with a star (*) b) determine the priorities of the substituents on each stereogenic centre. For compounds with more than one centre, make sure you clearly indicate which priorities refer to which centre. (re-drawing the structure helps) c) Determine the configuration of each stereocentre NH2 .CHO (i) (ii) Br

For the following compounds a) show the stereogenic centre(s) by labeling them with a star (*) b) determine the priorities of the substituents on each stereogenic centre. For compounds with more than one centre, make sure you clearly indicate which priorities refer to which centre. (re-drawing the structure helps) c) Determine the configuration of each stereocentre NH2 .CHO (i) (ii) Br

EBK A SMALL SCALE APPROACH TO ORGANIC L

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Chapter92: Polarimetry

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