10. Assign the appropriate designation of configuration (R or S) to the stereocenter in each of the following enantiomers. (Hint: Regarding cyclic structures containing stereocenters, treat the ring as if it were two separate substituents that happen to be attached to each other at the far end of the molecule-look for the first point of difference, just as you would for acyclic structures.) H. OH (b) H,C H (c) Br HO OH H. (e) (1) CI (g) (h) OH HC H HC H CH, *NH, OCH, CHO

10. Assign the appropriate designation of configuration (R or S) to the stereocenter in each of the following enantiomers. (Hint: Regarding cyclic structures containing stereocenters, treat the ring as if it were two separate substituents that happen to be attached to each other at the far end of the molecule-look for the first point of difference, just as you would for acyclic structures.) H. OH (b) H,C H (c) Br HO OH H. (e) (1) CI (g) (h) OH HC H HC H CH, *NH, OCH, CHO

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