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Transcribed Image Text:Identify the stereocenters in each of the following molecules as R/S or achiral. (Note
if required, the same answer can be used more than once. i.e. there may be two "R"
isomers or "S" isomers, etc.) Choose carefully.
H.
CH3
1. Risomer
2. Sisomer
HO
3. achiral molecule
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