Activity 2: chirality (How con you tell if an object is chiral?) Model 2: Internal Mirror Plane (Plane of Symmetry) Anything that contains an internal mirror plane is identical with its mirror image. Intemal ACHIRAL Mra Rane Cuts the objectinto 2 identical parts. Mirror Image Image taken from http://escola.britannica.com.br/article/42954/isomerism Most things that lack an internal mirror plane are not identical to their mirror image. CHRAL Doa alcul ihe ot Ino 2 aniol parla Mrar Imge Image taken from http://escola.britannica.com.br/article/42954/isomerism Questions: 1. Construct a model containing a tetrahedral carbon (black) with four different atoms attached (use one of each of the green, yellow, blue and white). This model will be referred to as D. a. Does D contain an internal mirror plane? b. Construct a mirror image of D. Call this model E. Are D and E super-imposable? Is D chiral or achiral? C.

Activity 2: chirality (How con you tell if an object is chiral?) Model 2: Internal Mirror Plane (Plane of Symmetry) Anything that contains an internal mirror plane is identical with its mirror image. Intemal ACHIRAL Mra Rane Cuts the objectinto 2 identical parts. Mirror Image Image taken from http://escola.britannica.com.br/article/42954/isomerism Most things that lack an internal mirror plane are not identical to their mirror image. CHRAL Doa alcul ihe ot Ino 2 aniol parla Mrar Imge Image taken from http://escola.britannica.com.br/article/42954/isomerism Questions: 1. Construct a model containing a tetrahedral carbon (black) with four different atoms attached (use one of each of the green, yellow, blue and white). This model will be referred to as D. a. Does D contain an internal mirror plane? b. Construct a mirror image of D. Call this model E. Are D and E super-imposable? Is D chiral or achiral? C.

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