H H CH3 CI H CH3 CH3 H -0. CI CH3 H. H CI H3C H H H CH3 CH3 CH3 2-chlorobutane a The wedge-dash representation of 2-chlorobutane is shown. What is the orientation of the chiral center(s)? Write the orientation as in the following examples, (25) or (2R,3S), not 2s or 2R,35. Be sure to include the parentheses and the number, and comma as necessary. Which of the Newman structures is equivalent to the wedge-dash structure? Note that the equivalent Newman structure will not necessarily have the same conformation as the wedge-dash structure. H H H

H H CH3 CI H CH3 CH3 H -0. CI CH3 H. H CI H3C H H H CH3 CH3 CH3 2-chlorobutane a The wedge-dash representation of 2-chlorobutane is shown. What is the orientation of the chiral center(s)? Write the orientation as in the following examples, (25) or (2R,3S), not 2s or 2R,35. Be sure to include the parentheses and the number, and comma as necessary. Which of the Newman structures is equivalent to the wedge-dash structure? Note that the equivalent Newman structure will not necessarily have the same conformation as the wedge-dash structure. H H H

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