**Consider the stereochemistry of the equimolar mixture of compounds and its optical activity.***Image Description:* The diagram shows two molecular structures. Each structure contains a carbon (C) atom bonded to three groups: a methyl group (CH₃), a hydrogen atom (H), and a fluorine atom (F). The two structures are mirror images, indicating they are enantiomers.**Which statement is true?**Select one:- ○ the mixture is optically active - ○ the optical activity of the mixture cannot be determined by the information presented - ○ the mixture is optically inactive

Optical isomers which are non superimposable mirror images of each other are called enantiomers.

Consider the stereochemistry of the equimolar mixture of compounds and its optical activity. Flm H3C F Which statement is true? Select one: the mixture is optically active the optical activity of the mixture cannot be determined by the information presented the mixture is optically inactive

Consider the stereochemistry of the equimolar mixture of compounds and its optical activity. Flm H3C F Which statement is true? Select one: the mixture is optically active the optical activity of the mixture cannot be determined by the information presented the mixture is optically inactive

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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