**Question 7:** Which of the following structures represents a chiral compound?**Diagram Explanation:**The image contains four chemical structures labeled A, B, C, and D. Each structure consists of a central carbon atom bonded to four different groups. Here's a detailed description of each:- **Structure A:** - Central carbon bonded to: - CH₃ (methyl group) - CH₃ (methyl group) - OH (hydroxyl group) - H (hydrogen atom)- **Structure B:** - Central carbon bonded to: - CH₃ (methyl group) - CH₃ (methyl group) - OH (hydroxyl group) - H (hydrogen atom)- **Structure C:** - Central carbon bonded to: - CH₃ (methyl group) - CH₃ (methyl group) - OH (hydroxyl group) - H (hydrogen atom)- **Structure D:** - Central carbon bonded to: - CH₃ (methyl group) - OH (hydroxyl group) - H (hydrogen atom) - CH₃ (methyl group)**Answer:**A chiral compound has a central carbon atom bonded to four different groups. In this case, structures A, B, and C all have the central carbon connected to identical groups (two methyl groups), making them achiral. Structure D, having the central carbon bonded to distinct groups, is the chiral compound.

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