2800-3000 9. rcle the chiral carbons in this molecule: CI H-C CH. Br Ci 10 These two structures, shown as Fischer projections, are: H;C- Br b) diasteromers c) meso a) enantiomers d) constitutional isomers e) the same compound 11 Markovnikov's Rule applies to: The addition of HCI to ethene a) b) The addition of Br2 to ethene c) The addition of HCI to propene d) The addition of Br2 to propene Consider this compound with a chiral carbon, shown as a Fischer projection. 12. Assign priorities to each group (1 through 4) by writing the appropriate number next to it, and assign the whole compound as R or S. CH3 CH3 H3C CH3 CH3 H3C alglos a d bluow o esbnu CH3

2800-3000 9. rcle the chiral carbons in this molecule: CI H-C CH. Br Ci 10 These two structures, shown as Fischer projections, are: H;C- Br b) diasteromers c) meso a) enantiomers d) constitutional isomers e) the same compound 11 Markovnikov's Rule applies to: The addition of HCI to ethene a) b) The addition of Br2 to ethene c) The addition of HCI to propene d) The addition of Br2 to propene Consider this compound with a chiral carbon, shown as a Fischer projection. 12. Assign priorities to each group (1 through 4) by writing the appropriate number next to it, and assign the whole compound as R or S. CH3 CH3 H3C CH3 CH3 H3C alglos a d bluow o esbnu CH3

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