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Determine whether each of the following molecules has a plan of symmetry and draw it in
The image shows three different chemical structures labeled as I, II, and III. **Structure I:** This structure represents a carbon-carbon single bond in the center with two bromine (Br) atoms and one hydrogen (H) atom attached to each carbon. Additionally, each carbon is connected to a methyl group (CH₃). The wedge and dash bonds suggest stereochemistry, indicating the spatial orientation of the bromine atoms. **Structure II:** This is a cycloalkane structure, specifically a cyclobutane, which consists of a four-membered carbon ring. One of the carbons has a methyl group (CH₃) and a hydrogen atom (H) attached, while another carbon has two methyl groups (CH₃) attached. **Structure III:** This depicts a double-bonded carbon (C=C) structure, known as an alkene. Each carbon in the double bond is attached to a hydrogen (H) atom and a methyl group (CH₃). These structures illustrate different types of organic molecules, showcasing features like stereochemistry, cyclic structures, and double bonds.
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Transcribed Image Text:The image shows three different chemical structures labeled as I, II, and III. **Structure I:** This structure represents a carbon-carbon single bond in the center with two bromine (Br) atoms and one hydrogen (H) atom attached to each carbon. Additionally, each carbon is connected to a methyl group (CH₃). The wedge and dash bonds suggest stereochemistry, indicating the spatial orientation of the bromine atoms. **Structure II:** This is a cycloalkane structure, specifically a cyclobutane, which consists of a four-membered carbon ring. One of the carbons has a methyl group (CH₃) and a hydrogen atom (H) attached, while another carbon has two methyl groups (CH₃) attached. **Structure III:** This depicts a double-bonded carbon (C=C) structure, known as an alkene. Each carbon in the double bond is attached to a hydrogen (H) atom and a methyl group (CH₃). These structures illustrate different types of organic molecules, showcasing features like stereochemistry, cyclic structures, and double bonds.
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