6. It is important to be able to recognize stereocenters in molecules. We have seen chiral centers and alkenes, but there are other types. Answer the following questions about molecules A and B.**Molecules:**- **Molecule A:** Contains a hydrogen atom depicted on a solid wedge at the top and another hydrogen atom on a dashed wedge at the bottom. - **Molecule B:** Similar to Molecule A but with the positions of the solid wedge and dashed wedge hydrogen atoms swapped.**Questions:**a) Are the molecules isomers? - Options: Yes / No b) Are the molecules stereoisomers? - Options: Yes / No c) Are the molecules enantiomers? - Options: Yes / No d) Do the molecules contain any chiral centers? - Options: Yes / No e) Do the molecules contain any stereocenters? - Options: Yes / No

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6. It is important to be able to recognize stereocenters in molecules. We have seen chiral centers and alkenes, but there are other types. Answer the following questions about molecules A and B. H H molecule A H H molecule B a) Are the molecules isomers? b) Are the molecules stereoisomers? c) Are the molecules enantiomers? d) Do the molecules contain any chiral centers? e) Do the molecules contain any stereocenters? Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No 222 No No No No

6. It is important to be able to recognize stereocenters in molecules. We have seen chiral centers and alkenes, but there are other types. Answer the following questions about molecules A and B. H H molecule A H H molecule B a) Are the molecules isomers? b) Are the molecules stereoisomers? c) Are the molecules enantiomers? d) Do the molecules contain any chiral centers? e) Do the molecules contain any stereocenters? Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No 222 No No No No

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Alkanes and Cycloalkanes

Alkanes are saturated organic compounds which are made up of C and H atoms. Alkanes have the general formula of CnH2n+2. Alkane contains sp3 hybridized carbon atoms with four sigmas (σ) bonds & every hydrogen atom is connected with one of the carbon atoms. The size of the alkane could be determined by the number of carbon atoms located in it.

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6. It is important to be able to recognize stereocenters in molecules. We have seen chiral centers and alkenes, but there are other types. Answer the following questions about molecules A and B.

**Molecules:**

- **Molecule A:** Contains a hydrogen atom depicted on a solid wedge at the top and another hydrogen atom on a dashed wedge at the bottom.

- **Molecule B:** Similar to Molecule A but with the positions of the solid wedge and dashed wedge hydrogen atoms swapped.

**Questions:**

a) Are the molecules isomers?
- Options: Yes / No

b) Are the molecules stereoisomers?
- Options: Yes / No

c) Are the molecules enantiomers?
- Options: Yes / No

d) Do the molecules contain any chiral centers?
- Options: Yes / No

e) Do the molecules contain any stereocenters?
- Options: Yes / No

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