1.Draw the following structures. Note the following:i)Use bond-line (skeleton) formulas, with PROPER wedges and dashes.ii)LABEL each as 'chiral' or 'achiral'iii)Choose any molecule that is CHIRAL and draw it's enantiomer.If a molecule is ACHIRAL, indicate the internal mirror plane as a dotted line.Identify a meso compound and a pair of diastereomers among the list of compoundsbelow.iv)v)d)trans-1,2-dimethycyclohexane1e) 1-bromo-2-chlorocyclopentane

Molecule is said to be chiral if plane of symmetry and inversion centre is absent.

Draw the following structures. Note the following: i) Use bond-line (skeleton) formulas, with PROPER wedges and dashes. ii) LABEL each as 'chiral' or 'achiral' iii) Choose any molecule that is CHIRAL and draw it's enantiomer. iv) v) If a molecule is ACHIRAL, indicate the internal mirror plane as a dotted line. Identify a meso compound and a pair of diastereomers among the list of compounds below. d) e) trans-1,2-dimethycyclohexane 1-bromo-2-chlorocyclopentane

Draw the following structures. Note the following: i) Use bond-line (skeleton) formulas, with PROPER wedges and dashes. ii) LABEL each as 'chiral' or 'achiral' iii) Choose any molecule that is CHIRAL and draw it's enantiomer. iv) v) If a molecule is ACHIRAL, indicate the internal mirror plane as a dotted line. Identify a meso compound and a pair of diastereomers among the list of compounds below. d) e) trans-1,2-dimethycyclohexane 1-bromo-2-chlorocyclopentane

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