**Instructions for using the drawing utility to represent Fischer projections**1. **Launch the Drawing Utility:** - Click the "draw structure" button to open the drawing tool.2. **Convert the Fischer Projection:** - You need to transform the given Fischer projection into a three-dimensional representation using wedges and dashes to signify any chirality centers.**Example:**- **Given Fischer Projection:** - Structure: - Ethyl group (CH3CH2) attached to the central carbon. - Methyl group (CH3) attached above the central carbon. - Bromine (Br) attached to the right of the central carbon. - Chlorine (Cl) attached below the central carbon.- **Converted Structure (Using Wedges and Dashes):** - In the resulting diagram, the ethyl group (H2C) is represented with simple lines to indicate it is in the plane of paper. - The methyl group (CH3) and Bromine (Br) are illustrated with wedge-shaped bonds and dashes: - The solid wedge bond indicates that the CH3 group is coming out of the plane towards the viewer. - The dashed wedge bond indicates that the Br atom is going away from the plane away from the viewer. - **Edit Structure Button:** - After drawing the structure, click the “edit structure...” button, located below the diagram, to make any necessary modifications or confirmations.Remember, placement and representation of groups using wedges and dashes are crucial for depicting the correct three-dimensional stereochemistry of the molecule.

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**Instructions for using the drawing utility to represent Fischer projections**

1. **Launch the Drawing Utility:**
- Click the "draw structure" button to open the drawing tool.

2. **Convert the Fischer Projection:**
- You need to transform the given Fischer projection into a three-dimensional representation using wedges and dashes to signify any chirality centers.

**Example:**

- **Given Fischer Projection:**
- Structure:
- Ethyl group (CH3CH2) attached to the central carbon.
- Methyl group (CH3) attached above the central carbon.
- Bromine (Br) attached to the right of the central carbon.
- Chlorine (Cl) attached below the central carbon.

- **Converted Structure (Using Wedges and Dashes):**
- In the resulting diagram, the ethyl group (H2C) is represented with simple lines to indicate it is in the plane of paper.
- The methyl group (CH3) and Bromine (Br) are illustrated with wedge-shaped bonds and dashes:
- The solid wedge bond indicates that the CH3 group is coming out of the plane towards the viewer.
- The dashed wedge bond indicates that the Br atom is going away from the plane away from the viewer.

- **Edit Structure Button:**
- After drawing the structure, click the “edit structure...” button, located below the diagram, to make any necessary modifications or confirmations.

Remember, placement and representation of groups using wedges and dashes are crucial for depicting the correct three-dimensional stereochemistry of the molecule.

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