(2 3 C. (a) Construct four models of the compound CH,CHCICHBRCH3. Take two models and hold them with the two CH3 groups away from you. Now arrange the CI on C-2 and the Br on C-3 so that both groups are on your right on one model and both are on your left on the other model. Test to see if these models are superimposable or are enantiomers (mirror image isomers). Draw projection formulas for these models. If they are the same, only one structure needs to be drawn. If they are enantiomers, draw both structures as mirror image isomers. (b) Take the other two models and arrange them as follows: with the two CH, groups elaby away from you place one Cl on the right of C-2 and the other Cl on the right of C-3 in one model. In the other model, place both Cl groups on the left of C-2 and C-3. Test these two models to see if they are superimposable or enantiomers. If they are super- imposable, draw one projection structure; if they are enantiomers, draw both projec- tion structures as mirror image isomers.

(2 3 C. (a) Construct four models of the compound CH,CHCICHBRCH3. Take two models and hold them with the two CH3 groups away from you. Now arrange the CI on C-2 and the Br on C-3 so that both groups are on your right on one model and both are on your left on the other model. Test to see if these models are superimposable or are enantiomers (mirror image isomers). Draw projection formulas for these models. If they are the same, only one structure needs to be drawn. If they are enantiomers, draw both structures as mirror image isomers. (b) Take the other two models and arrange them as follows: with the two CH, groups elaby away from you place one Cl on the right of C-2 and the other Cl on the right of C-3 in one model. In the other model, place both Cl groups on the left of C-2 and C-3. Test these two models to see if they are superimposable or enantiomers. If they are super- imposable, draw one projection structure; if they are enantiomers, draw both projec- tion structures as mirror image isomers.

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