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Transcribed Image Text:**2.2A2: Stereochemistry Analysis**
**Concepts Covered:**
- Stereocenters
- Chirality
- Symmetry
- Labeling Enantiomers/Diastereomers
- Absolute Configurations (R/S)
- E/Z Isomerism
**Instructions:**
Apply the CTP (Cahn-Ingold-Prelog) Rules to accurately label the provided chemical structures. Identify each as either an enantiomer or diastereomer, and determine the R/S absolute configurations for each stereocenter. If applicable, also assign E/Z configurations.
**Structure Illustrations:**
1. **First Structure:**
- Configuration: (R, R, R)
- Diagram: A bicyclic structure with methyl (CH₃) substituents.
2. **Second Structure:**
- Configuration: (S, S, S)
- Diagram: An aromatic ring with methoxy (OCH₃) and methyl (CH₃) substituents.
**Tasks:**
- Draw a wedge and dash representation for the isomers.
- Label all identifiable groups.
- Clarify any E/Z isomerism involved, ensuring to clearly show your work.
By examining the structural arrangement and applying these rules, you will enhance your understanding of the importance of stereochemistry in organic compounds.
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To draw the wedge -dash conformation of the given molecule in such a way that the structure 1 have (R, R, R) configuration while the structure 2 have (S, S, S configuration).
The molecules given are:
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