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Transcribed Image Text:Draw all the isomers of C5H₁0. Clearly show stereochemistry if stereoisomers are possible.
Step 1: Start by drawing all the isomers with double bonds.
• Consider constitutional isomers, then stereoisomers.
Step 2: Draw all isomers containing a ring.
• Consider constitutional isomers, then stereoisomers.
Step 2: Next consider isomers containing a ring. The largest ring possible with this molecular formula contains 5 carbons, while
the smallest possible ring contains 3 carbons.
Draw an isomer containing a 5-carbon ring.
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Consider a 4-carbon ring of C5H₁0. Draw stereoisomers,
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