9.a. Circle all the appropriate terms.t-BuThe two molecules drawn above areenantiomersoptically activeenantiomerssuperimposable9.b. Circle all the appropriate terms.diastereomersnot optically activeHoptically activeBull....H₂CH...Br-CH3The two molecules drawn above areMeHdiastereomersnot optically activesuperimposableMechiralmesonot superimposableH3C-H.......chiralmesoH...III\CH3Brnot superimposableClachiral-t-Buidenticalachiralidentical3

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9.a. Circle all the appropriate terms. Cl x= Me Cl t-Bu- The two molecules drawn above are enantiomers optically active enantiomers superimposable 9.b. Circle all the appropriate terms. diastereomers not optically active H H₂C Br optically active Bull.... -CH3 The two molecules drawn above are H diastereomers not optically active superimposable Me chiral meso not superimposable H₂C H ...ill Br chiral meso H CH₂ Br not superimposable Cl achiral t-Bu identical achiral identical a

9.a. Circle all the appropriate terms. Cl x= Me Cl t-Bu- The two molecules drawn above are enantiomers optically active enantiomers superimposable 9.b. Circle all the appropriate terms. diastereomers not optically active H H₂C Br optically active Bull.... -CH3 The two molecules drawn above are H diastereomers not optically active superimposable Me chiral meso not superimposable H₂C H ...ill Br chiral meso H CH₂ Br not superimposable Cl achiral t-Bu identical achiral identical a

Chemistry

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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1RQ: Define and explain the differences between the following terms. a. law and theory b. theory and...

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