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In the answer boxes, indicate whether carbon 2 have R or S configuration in the and carbon 3 following compound. Br Но

In the answer boxes, indicate whether carbon 2 have R or S configuration in the and carbon 3 following compound. Br Но

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**QUESTION 9** In the answer boxes, indicate whether carbon 2 and carbon 3 have R or S configuration in the following compound. [Image Description] The image presents a molecular structure featuring a central carbon chain with substituents. The carbon chain contains five carbon atoms. - The second carbon (C2) on the chain is bonded to a chlorine (Cl) atom (dashed wedge indicating a bond going away from the viewer), a hydrogen (H) atom (solid wedge indicating a bond coming out towards the viewer), one carbon (C1), and another carbon (C3). - The third carbon (C3) on the chain is bonded to a hydroxyl (OH) group (solid wedge indicating a bond coming out towards the viewer), a hydrogen (H) atom (dashed wedge indicating a bond going away from the viewer), one carbon (C2), and another substituent (not fully shown in the image). Write the configurations (R or S) for both carbon 2 and carbon 3 in the respective answer boxes based on the molecular geometry and priorities of the substituents.
Transcribed Image Text:**QUESTION 9** In the answer boxes, indicate whether carbon 2 and carbon 3 have R or S configuration in the following compound. [Image Description] The image presents a molecular structure featuring a central carbon chain with substituents. The carbon chain contains five carbon atoms. - The second carbon (C2) on the chain is bonded to a chlorine (Cl) atom (dashed wedge indicating a bond going away from the viewer), a hydrogen (H) atom (solid wedge indicating a bond coming out towards the viewer), one carbon (C1), and another carbon (C3). - The third carbon (C3) on the chain is bonded to a hydroxyl (OH) group (solid wedge indicating a bond coming out towards the viewer), a hydrogen (H) atom (dashed wedge indicating a bond going away from the viewer), one carbon (C2), and another substituent (not fully shown in the image). Write the configurations (R or S) for both carbon 2 and carbon 3 in the respective answer boxes based on the molecular geometry and priorities of the substituents.
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