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Please give IUPAC systematic names for the molecules including R/S and E/Z designations

Transcribed Image Text:The image contains a series of chemical structures. Here’s a description of each:
1. **1st Structure**: A molecule with a chloro group (Cl) and a ketone (C=O) adjacent to the chloro group. There's an alcohol group (OH) nearby.
2. **2nd Structure**: A phenolic compound with a benzene ring featuring an alcohol group (OH) and two ketone groups (C=O) on either side of the ring. A note specifies the position of the groups: "use para-, meta-, or ortho-."
3. **3rd Structure**: A bicyclic compound with a hydroxyl group (OH) attached to one of the rings.
4. **4th Structure**: Contains an aromatic ring with a nitro group (NO2) and a ketone (C=O). The structure also includes a bromine atom (Br).
5. **5th Structure**: A fluorine (F) atom is attached along with complex branching, indicating substituents on a cyclohexane ring.
6. **6th Structure**: Features a bicyclic compound with a nitrogen-containing group. The structure includes a methyl ketone and an amide group (NH).
7. **7th Structure**: A compound with several carbon and oxygen-containing functional groups, featuring an amide group (NH2) and multiple branched alkyl groups.
These structures represent various organic molecules, illustrating different functional groups and steric configurations useful for educational purposes in chemistry.
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