Please help with the last 3 part (18,19,20). Explain. Thanks OHно.OHонi.a.Diastereomersb. Enantiomersc. Geometric isomersd. Structural isomersе.Not isomersf.Isomerism caused by asymmetric center(s)g. Isomerism caused by barrier to free rotationThe questions below pertain to structures į through iv above, to the choices of relationships a through e above, and tothe possible causes of relationship f and g above. For each question select each correct choice.15. What is the relationship between structure į and structure ii?16. What is the relationship between structure į and structure i?17. What is the relationship between structure į and structure iv?18. What is the relationship between structure i and structure ii?19. What is the relationship between structure ii and structure iv?20. What is the relationship between structure i and structure iv?

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Please help with the last 3 part (18,19,20). Explain. Thanks

OH
но.
OH
он
i.
a.
Diastereomers
b. Enantiomers
c. Geometric isomers
d. Structural isomers
е.
Not isomers
f.
Isomerism caused by asymmetric center(s)
g. Isomerism caused by barrier to free rotation
The questions below pertain to structures į through iv above, to the choices of relationships a through e above, and to
the possible causes of relationship f and g above. For each question select each correct choice.
15. What is the relationship between structure į and structure ii?
16. What is the relationship between structure į and structure i?
17. What is the relationship between structure į and structure iv?
18. What is the relationship between structure i and structure ii?
19. What is the relationship between structure ii and structure iv?
20. What is the relationship between structure i and structure iv?

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