Help me with my study guide 6. Draw a molecule with each of the following characteristics: 1) a chiral carbon with (R) configuration; 2)a chiral carbon with an (S) configuration; 3) a tertiary amine; 4) a group that has torsional strain; 5) anester

Explanation:Chiral Carbon with (R) Configuration: The carbon atom bonded to the oxygen of the ester…

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6. Draw a molecule with each of the following characteristics: 1) a chiral carbon with (R) configuration; 2) a chiral carbon with an (S) configuration; 3) a tertiary amine; 4) a group that has torsional strain; 5) an ester