Question 5: Use the following structure to answer the following questions CH3 HOCH HOCH HO CH CH3 CH3 HIC OH HIC OH CH3 I. CH3 HOCH HC OH CH3 II. What is the relationship between I and II? a) They are meso compounds b) They are identical c) They are enantiomers d) They are diastereomers e) They are constitutional isomers CH3 III. c) They are enantiomers d) They are diastereomers e) They are constitutional isomers What is the relationship between I and III? a) They are meso compounds b) They are identical What is the relationship between II and IV? a) They are meso compounds b) They are identical CH3 HC OH IV. a) OH CH3 H C CH3 OH HC- V.

Question 5: Use the following structure to answer the following questions CH3 HOCH HOCH HO CH CH3 CH3 HIC OH HIC OH CH3 I. CH3 HOCH HC OH CH3 II. What is the relationship between I and II? a) They are meso compounds b) They are identical c) They are enantiomers d) They are diastereomers e) They are constitutional isomers CH3 III. c) They are enantiomers d) They are diastereomers e) They are constitutional isomers What is the relationship between I and III? a) They are meso compounds b) They are identical What is the relationship between II and IV? a) They are meso compounds b) They are identical CH3 HC OH IV. a) OH CH3 H C CH3 OH HC- V.

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