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Check the box under each structure in the table that is an enantiomer of the molecule shown below. If none of them are, check the none of the above box under the table. ******* Molecule 1 Explanation Molecule 4 HN O Onone of the above Check 1215 Molecule 2 Molecule 5 0 Molecule 3 www *** Molecule 6 ittre NH ****** X 5 圖□□ 图 do Ar

Check the box under each structure in the table that is an enantiomer of the molecule shown below. If none of them are, check the none of the above box under the table. ******* Molecule 1 Explanation Molecule 4 HN O Onone of the above Check 1215 Molecule 2 Molecule 5 0 Molecule 3 www *** Molecule 6 ittre NH ****** X 5 圖□□ 图 do Ar

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Check the box under each structure in the table that is an enantiomer of the molecule shown below. If none of them are, check the none of the above box under the table.
**Identifying Enantiomers in Molecular Structures** In this exercise, your task is to identify the enantiomer of the given molecular structure among the options provided. If none of the structures are enantiomers, select "none of the above." ### Reference Molecule - **Structure:** A five-membered heterocyclic ring containing one nitrogen atom (N) and a hydrogen atom (H) bonded with the nitrogen. ### Molecule Options: 1. **Molecule 1:** A similar five-membered ring with a nitrogen atom; check the configuration of substituents. 2. **Molecule 2:** Another cyclic structure with nitrogen, differing in three-dimensional arrangement. 3. **Molecule 3:** Contains a nitrogen similar to the reference; evaluate the stereochemistry. 4. **Molecule 4:** Features a nitrogen atom; assess its spatial orientation compared to the reference. 5. **Molecule 5:** Also contains nitrogen; observe and compare spatial arrangement with the reference. 6. **Molecule 6:** Five-membered ring with nitrogen; analyze the stereochemistry for enantiomeric relation. ### Instructions: - Carefully examine the spatial orientation of each molecule. - Use the checkbox under each structure to indicate your choice. - Select "none of the above" if no molecules are enantiomers of the given structure. Explore the stereochemistry and identify the correct enantiomer to enhance your understanding of molecular configurations.
Transcribed Image Text:**Identifying Enantiomers in Molecular Structures** In this exercise, your task is to identify the enantiomer of the given molecular structure among the options provided. If none of the structures are enantiomers, select "none of the above." ### Reference Molecule - **Structure:** A five-membered heterocyclic ring containing one nitrogen atom (N) and a hydrogen atom (H) bonded with the nitrogen. ### Molecule Options: 1. **Molecule 1:** A similar five-membered ring with a nitrogen atom; check the configuration of substituents. 2. **Molecule 2:** Another cyclic structure with nitrogen, differing in three-dimensional arrangement. 3. **Molecule 3:** Contains a nitrogen similar to the reference; evaluate the stereochemistry. 4. **Molecule 4:** Features a nitrogen atom; assess its spatial orientation compared to the reference. 5. **Molecule 5:** Also contains nitrogen; observe and compare spatial arrangement with the reference. 6. **Molecule 6:** Five-membered ring with nitrogen; analyze the stereochemistry for enantiomeric relation. ### Instructions: - Carefully examine the spatial orientation of each molecule. - Use the checkbox under each structure to indicate your choice. - Select "none of the above" if no molecules are enantiomers of the given structure. Explore the stereochemistry and identify the correct enantiomer to enhance your understanding of molecular configurations.
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