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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. CIT "OH Br Molecule 1 OH H**** CI Br Molecule 4 C*** HO Br Molecule 2 Br CIT **** "OH CI O Molecule 5 "OH Br O Molecule 3 HO" CI Br Br 0 Molecule 6 CI H OH X

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. CIT "OH Br Molecule 1 OH H**** CI Br Molecule 4 C*** HO Br Molecule 2 Br CIT **** "OH CI O Molecule 5 "OH Br O Molecule 3 HO" CI Br Br 0 Molecule 6 CI H OH X

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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.

**Title: Identifying Enantiomers of a Molecular Structure** **Instructions:** Examine the molecular structure provided below. Check the box under each structure in the table that represents an enantiomer of the given molecule. If none are enantiomers, select the "none of the above" option. **Given Molecular Structure:** - Central atom connected to: - Chlorine (Cl) - Hydroxide (OH) - Bromine (Br) **Molecules for Comparison:** 1. **Molecule 1:** - Central atom with: - OH - H - Cl - Br 2. **Molecule 2:** - Central atom with: - Br - OH - Cl 3. **Molecule 3:** - Central atom with: - Cl - HO - Br 4. **Molecule 4:** - Central atom with: - Cl - HO - Br 5. **Molecule 5:** - Central atom with: - Cl - Br - OH 6. **Molecule 6:** - Central atom with: - Cl - Br - H - OH **Option:** - None of the above Once you've selected or reviewed your choice, click "Check" for verification. **Additional Features:** - Check your understanding by reviewing detailed explanations after making a selection. - Use the provided interactive features to explore and verify the stereochemistry. This exercise enhances understanding of stereochemistry and enantiomers, crucial in molecular biology and chemistry studies.
Transcribed Image Text:**Title: Identifying Enantiomers of a Molecular Structure** **Instructions:** Examine the molecular structure provided below. Check the box under each structure in the table that represents an enantiomer of the given molecule. If none are enantiomers, select the "none of the above" option. **Given Molecular Structure:** - Central atom connected to: - Chlorine (Cl) - Hydroxide (OH) - Bromine (Br) **Molecules for Comparison:** 1. **Molecule 1:** - Central atom with: - OH - H - Cl - Br 2. **Molecule 2:** - Central atom with: - Br - OH - Cl 3. **Molecule 3:** - Central atom with: - Cl - HO - Br 4. **Molecule 4:** - Central atom with: - Cl - HO - Br 5. **Molecule 5:** - Central atom with: - Cl - Br - OH 6. **Molecule 6:** - Central atom with: - Cl - Br - H - OH **Option:** - None of the above Once you've selected or reviewed your choice, click "Check" for verification. **Additional Features:** - Check your understanding by reviewing detailed explanations after making a selection. - Use the provided interactive features to explore and verify the stereochemistry. This exercise enhances understanding of stereochemistry and enantiomers, crucial in molecular biology and chemistry studies.
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