A Compound may have a possible number of which is H ₂ C 1 stereoisomers formula 2^ (n= number of stereocentres). The compound (-) menthone (below) is a Natural Product found in peppermint. Use the given formula given to determine the number of possible stereoisomers in this Compound can have. I determined with the #111 CH(CH3)₂ H E 19

A Compound may have a possible number of which is H ₂ C 1 stereoisomers formula 2^ (n= number of stereocentres). The compound (-) menthone (below) is a Natural Product found in peppermint. Use the given formula given to determine the number of possible stereoisomers in this Compound can have. I determined with the #111 CH(CH3)₂ H E 19

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Chapter5: Alkenes: Bonding, Nomenclature, And Properties

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 5.36P

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