ect none. Compound 1 H H- H H -C- Compound 2 H H H C CI Compound 3 H center (sometimes called chiral atom) in each molecule. If the molecule does not contain a chirality center, H H H H CH3 HH H H CH3 Br H FC- C- C-H | | CH3 H H 8CH₂ H HH 9 H-C-H Br H H H C-OH C-H Select the chirality center(s) in compound 1. OKOO 4 none 6 1 8 Incorrect 2 none 3 Select the chirality center(s) in compound 2. Incorrect ✔1 09 02 05 none 3 Incorrect 07 04 Select the chirality center(s) in compound 3. 01 Attempt 2 03 2

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How many chirality centers are in each compound
Macmilla
Identify the chirality center (sometimes called chiral atom) in each molecule. If the molecule does not contain a chirality center,
select none.
Compound 1
H
H
H
Compound 2
H
H
H
CI
Compound 3
H
H
H
CH3 Br H
11_21_31_41
H CH3 H
FC-
11
H H 8CH₂ H
H
9
H-C-H
CH3 H
C- -C-
H Br
H
-C-C-H
H
H
C-OH
H H
! ! !
H H
C-H
Select the chirality center(s) in compound 1.
DU
4
06
none
✔1
Incorrect
U
8
>
2
none
Select the chirality center(s) in compound 2.
3
Incorrect
1
gogog
none
9
Incorrect
2
3
Select the chirality center(s) in compound 3.
4
01
Attempt 2 Y
3
02
Transcribed Image Text:Macmilla Identify the chirality center (sometimes called chiral atom) in each molecule. If the molecule does not contain a chirality center, select none. Compound 1 H H H Compound 2 H H H CI Compound 3 H H H CH3 Br H 11_21_31_41 H CH3 H FC- 11 H H 8CH₂ H H 9 H-C-H CH3 H C- -C- H Br H -C-C-H H H C-OH H H ! ! ! H H C-H Select the chirality center(s) in compound 1. DU 4 06 none ✔1 Incorrect U 8 > 2 none Select the chirality center(s) in compound 2. 3 Incorrect 1 gogog none 9 Incorrect 2 3 Select the chirality center(s) in compound 3. 4 01 Attempt 2 Y 3 02
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