Dr. Margert is developing a chemical product that reduces theaccumulation of lipids in the brains of children with Niemann-pick typeC1 disease. She assumes her product is pure based on the measurementsof physical properties such as boiling point and melting point.Unfortunately, clinical studies have shown that, in some cases, herchemical results in severe seizures and migraines. Which of the followingis the most likely explanation?O The product contains enantiomers which have similar physical properties butdifferent chemical properties.O The product is pure, but it is affecting people differently based on their alleles.O The product contains contaminants of a different chemical compoundO The product contains a mixture of cis and trans isomers which have the samephysical properties but different chemical properties.

Cis isomers are polar while the trans isomers are nonpolar. Cis isomers are lower melting points…

Answered: O The product contains enantiomers…

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