6. Use the molecule below to answer the following questions. a) Name the following molecule. b) Why is it necessary to provide R or S designation in order to clearly communicate molecular structure for this molecule? c) How many stereoisomers of this molecule are possible? Which of them are enantiomers to each other? Which are diastereomers? 8 SH "CN

6. Use the molecule below to answer the following questions. a) Name the following molecule. b) Why is it necessary to provide R or S designation in order to clearly communicate molecular structure for this molecule? c) How many stereoisomers of this molecule are possible? Which of them are enantiomers to each other? Which are diastereomers? 8 SH "CN

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

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Author:Andrei Straumanis

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Chapter12: Chirality

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