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Compound Y is shown in Figure 7-6. - A and Y are [ Select ]. - B and Y are [ Select ]. - C and Y are [ Select ]. - D and Y are [ Select ]. *Note: Each prompt includes a dropdown menu for selection, allowing learners to choose the appropriate relationship between each pair and compound Y.*
Transcribed Image Text:Compound Y is shown in Figure 7-6. - A and Y are [ Select ]. - B and Y are [ Select ]. - C and Y are [ Select ]. - D and Y are [ Select ]. *Note: Each prompt includes a dropdown menu for selection, allowing learners to choose the appropriate relationship between each pair and compound Y.*
**Figure 7-6:** This image presents a series of chemical structures labeled as Y, A, B, C, and D. Each structure represents a different stereochemical arrangement of a similar molecular framework. - **Structure Y** shows a five-membered cyclopentanone ring with chlorine atoms attached at two neighboring carbon atoms. There is also a methyl group (CH₃) attached. The ketone group (C=O) is at the top of the ring. - **Structure A** features a similar cyclopentanone ring with two chlorine atoms and a methyl group (CH₃) similarly positioned. The chlorine atoms are on adjacent carbons, and the methyl group is shown projecting outwards. - **Structure B** displays a configuration where the chlorine atoms are on adjacent carbons, similar to Y and A, but with a different orientation of the methyl group with respect to the plane of the ring (indicated by a thick line). - **Structure C** also maintains the cyclopentanone ring with two chlorines. Here, the emphasis is on the stereochemical arrangement of the methyl group as shown by the bond configuration beyond the ring. - **Structure D** is another variation that focuses on the orientation of methyl as well as the chlorines. The use of solid and dashed wedges shows the three-dimensional configuration of the bonds and the spatial arrangement of these substituents. Overall, the image illustrates different stereochemical versions of a chlorinated cyclopentanone compound, highlighting how slight changes in molecular arrangement can lead to different chemical entities.
Transcribed Image Text:**Figure 7-6:** This image presents a series of chemical structures labeled as Y, A, B, C, and D. Each structure represents a different stereochemical arrangement of a similar molecular framework. - **Structure Y** shows a five-membered cyclopentanone ring with chlorine atoms attached at two neighboring carbon atoms. There is also a methyl group (CH₃) attached. The ketone group (C=O) is at the top of the ring. - **Structure A** features a similar cyclopentanone ring with two chlorine atoms and a methyl group (CH₃) similarly positioned. The chlorine atoms are on adjacent carbons, and the methyl group is shown projecting outwards. - **Structure B** displays a configuration where the chlorine atoms are on adjacent carbons, similar to Y and A, but with a different orientation of the methyl group with respect to the plane of the ring (indicated by a thick line). - **Structure C** also maintains the cyclopentanone ring with two chlorines. Here, the emphasis is on the stereochemical arrangement of the methyl group as shown by the bond configuration beyond the ring. - **Structure D** is another variation that focuses on the orientation of methyl as well as the chlorines. The use of solid and dashed wedges shows the three-dimensional configuration of the bonds and the spatial arrangement of these substituents. Overall, the image illustrates different stereochemical versions of a chlorinated cyclopentanone compound, highlighting how slight changes in molecular arrangement can lead to different chemical entities.
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