For the following molecules, identify the asymmetric carbons and their stereochemical configurations by labeling the stereocenters as either R or S. Then, on the line provided, define the relationship between the pairs of molecules as identical, constitutional isomers, enantiomers, or diastereomers. 1) OH OH ∞∞ "OH VS. OH Br &- 2) 3) VS. VS. 8 Br

For the following molecules, identify the asymmetric carbons and their stereochemical configurations by labeling the stereocenters as either R or S. Then, on the line provided, define the relationship between the pairs of molecules as identical, constitutional isomers, enantiomers, or diastereomers. 1) OH OH ∞∞ "OH VS. OH Br &- 2) 3) VS. VS. 8 Br

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Chapter12: Chirality

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