H. a) Provide the R-S configuration for each of the following chiral centres. b) Provide the drawing and R-S configuration for one diastereomer of the above molecule. c) Bonus: Come up with a molecule that is a constitutional isomer of the above molecule and has the same amount of chirality centres and R-S configurations. For example: if the above molecule has 10 R and 10 S chiral centres, provide a constitutional isomer that also has 10 R and 10 S chiral centres.

H. a) Provide the R-S configuration for each of the following chiral centres. b) Provide the drawing and R-S configuration for one diastereomer of the above molecule. c) Bonus: Come up with a molecule that is a constitutional isomer of the above molecule and has the same amount of chirality centres and R-S configurations. For example: if the above molecule has 10 R and 10 S chiral centres, provide a constitutional isomer that also has 10 R and 10 S chiral centres.

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