### For the Compounds Shown: Name Each First and Include R and S Before Answering Questions#### Compound Structures- **Compound A**: A three-carbon chain with differing wedge and dash configurations.- **Compound B**: A three-carbon chain differing from A by its wedge and dash orientations.- **Compound C**: A three-carbon chain with specific stereochemistry as indicated by wedge and dash bonds.- **Compound D**: A three-carbon chain in a configuration differing from C.- **Compound E**: A three-carbon chain with unique stereochemistry.- **Compound F**: A three-carbon chain with stereochemistry opposite to E.- **Compound G**: A six-membered cyclohexane ring with two substituents.- **Compound H**: A six-membered cyclohexane ring similar to G but with different stereochemistry.### Questions:#### (2.1) Compare Compounds A and B- **Options:** - (a) the same compounds - (b) constitutional isomers - (c) have different formulas - (d) enantiomers - (e) diastereomers#### (2.2) Compare Compounds C and D- **Options:** - (a) the same compounds - (b) constitutional isomers - (c) have different formulas - (d) enantiomers - (e) diastereomers#### (2.3) Compare Compounds E and F- **Options:** - (a) the same compounds - (b) constitutional isomers - (c) have different formulas - (d) enantiomers - (e) diastereomers#### (2.4) Compare Compounds G and H- **Options:** - (a) the same compounds - (b) constitutional isomers - (c) have different formulas - (d) enantiomers - (e) diastereomers#### (2.5) Compare Compounds H and F- **Options:** - (a) the same compounds - (b) constitutional isomers - (c) have different formulas - (d) enantiomers - (e) diastereomers

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(2.1) A and B are (a)the same compounds (b)constitutional isomers (c) have different formulas (d) enantiomers (e) diasteriomers (2.2) C and D are (a)the same compounds (b)constitutional isomers (c) have different formulas (d) enantiomers (e) diasteriomers (2.3) E and F are (a)the same compounds (b)constitutional isomers (c) have different formulas (d) enantiomers (e) diasteriomers

(2.1) A and B are (a)the same compounds (b)constitutional isomers (c) have different formulas (d) enantiomers (e) diasteriomers (2.2) C and D are (a)the same compounds (b)constitutional isomers (c) have different formulas (d) enantiomers (e) diasteriomers (2.3) E and F are (a)the same compounds (b)constitutional isomers (c) have different formulas (d) enantiomers (e) diasteriomers

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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