7. What is the relationship between these two molecules?o VSA.EnantiomersB. IdenticalC. DiastereomersD.There is no relationship

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Chapter17: Carbohydrates

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Problem 17.8E: Which of the following molecules can have enantiomers? Identify any chiral carbon atoms. a. b. c.

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