**Chemical Structure: Cyclohexanol Derivative with Bromine**This diagram represents a cyclohexanol derivative. The molecular structure is a six-membered cyclohexane ring, common in organic chemistry due to its stability.Key Components:- **Cyclohexane Ring**: A six-membered ring consisting entirely of CH₂ groups. - **Hydroxyl Group (OH)**: Attached to one of the carbon atoms, making the compound an alcohol (cyclohexanol derivative). - **Bromine (Br) Atom**: Bonded to another carbon on the ring, positioned with a dashed line indicating it is below the plane of the ring. This signifies the stereochemistry of the molecule, showing that the bromine atom is in the axial position.- **3D Bond Notation**: - **Solid Wedge**: Indicates that the OH group is coming out of the plane towards the viewer. - **Dashed Wedge**: Indicates that the Br atom is going behind the plane, away from the viewer.This structure is a classic example of a substituted cyclohexanol, demonstrating both its geometric and stereochemical properties through the positioning of the substituents. 1. Assign the stereogenic centers in the molecule with the asterisk.2. Assign priority or preference of the groups attached to the chirality center (stereogenic center).3. Describe the chirality centers using R and/or S descriptors.4. Name the compound.5. Write the structural formula of the enantiomer.

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(i) Assign the stereogenic centers in the molecule with the asteriskE (ii) Assign priority or preference of the groups attached to the chirality center (stereogenic center) Describe the chirality centers using R and/or S descriptors (iii)

(i) Assign the stereogenic centers in the molecule with the asteriskE (ii) Assign priority or preference of the groups attached to the chirality center (stereogenic center) Describe the chirality centers using R and/or S descriptors (iii)

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