Both enantiomers of a-terpineneol may be isolated from various natural sources: the (S) isomer is a constituent of longleaf pine oil, whereas the (R)isomer is present in the petitgrain oil. Change the following depiction of a-terpineneol to represent the structure of (S)-a-terpineneol:1st attemptSee Periodic Table ◇ See HintPlease draw all four bonds at chiral centers. Use wedge and dash bonds at chiral centers only. Do not use wedges and dashes at non-chiral centers.NHCN0SFPCl-CH3BrH₁₂CH200HO-H₁CI

To determine the number of chiral centers in this molecule, we look for carbon atoms that have four…

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Both enantiomers of α-terpineneol may be isolated from various natural sources: the (S) isomer is a constituent of longleaf pine oil, whereas the (R) isomer is present in the petitgrain oil. Change the following depiction of α-terpineneol to represent the structure of (S)-α-terpineneol

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