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Enantiomer are the compounds which are non superimposable mirror images of each other. Diastereomers…

HO. H COOH COOH V POH HOT COOH cooff VI Ho HO COOH COOH VI H H COOH COOH VIIL OH OH Question: In the structures / examples above Identify V, VI, VII and VII as Identical enantiomers, chastereomer, stereofcument and/or structural isomers (there are 6 pairs 7 Comp and to discover te I&T I TEN TEM TIMIN).

HO. H COOH COOH V POH HOT COOH cooff VI Ho HO COOH COOH VI H H COOH COOH VIIL OH OH Question: In the structures / examples above Identify V, VI, VII and VII as Identical enantiomers, chastereomer, stereofcument and/or structural isomers (there are 6 pairs 7 Comp and to discover te I&T I TEN TEM TIMIN).

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Chapter6: Alkanes & Alkenes

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Problem 37CTQ: Indicate the relationship between each pair. Choose from: configurational stereoisomers,conformers,...

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