be)e. Draw the major chlorination product(s) ignoring stereochemistry. Consider only constitu-tional isomers in this problem. [4 pts]CIiCIExtra Credit. Consider the products for the chlorination of isopentane in question 6e (p. 8).Among the constitutional isomers are two pairs of enatiomers, which were explicitly excludedfrom consideration in question 6 but are the subject of this extra credit question.a. Draw the two pairs of enantiomers. [1 pt each pair]b. Pick one pair of enantiomers and label each chiral center as R or S. Write the label next to thestereocenter in your drawings above. [2 pts]c. The two pairs of enantiomers arise during chlorination of isopentane for different mechanisticreasons. Briefly explain why each pair of enantiomers arose in mechanistic terms. hint: One pairarises from the geometry of the intermediate and one from the geometry of isopentane itself.[2 pts]i

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