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ISBN:9781305957404
Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste
Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste
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Help identifying stereocenters
This image contains two chemical structures. **Top Structure:** - The top chemical structure features a bicyclic compound. There's a three-membered ring fused to an alkyl group, connected to a longer carbon chain ending in a triple bond, suggesting an alkyne. **Bottom Structure:** - The bottom structure showcases a molecular compound with a five-membered ring featuring stereochemistry. This structure includes an oxygen atom, indicating the presence of an ether or an ester. The 3D representation suggests specific spatial orientations of attached groups, indicated by solid wedges (coming out of the plane) and dashed wedges (going into the plane). There are two methyl groups and an ethyl group, along with an ester linkage. These structures are used in organic chemistry to represent molecules in a three-dimensional space, emphasizing their stereochemistry.
Transcribed Image Text:This image contains two chemical structures. **Top Structure:** - The top chemical structure features a bicyclic compound. There's a three-membered ring fused to an alkyl group, connected to a longer carbon chain ending in a triple bond, suggesting an alkyne. **Bottom Structure:** - The bottom structure showcases a molecular compound with a five-membered ring featuring stereochemistry. This structure includes an oxygen atom, indicating the presence of an ether or an ester. The 3D representation suggests specific spatial orientations of attached groups, indicated by solid wedges (coming out of the plane) and dashed wedges (going into the plane). There are two methyl groups and an ethyl group, along with an ester linkage. These structures are used in organic chemistry to represent molecules in a three-dimensional space, emphasizing their stereochemistry.
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