### Organic Chemistry - Stereochemistry#### Question 16 of 22**Presented by Macmillan Learning****Select the choice that best describes the relationship of the pair of compounds. You might find it helpful to make a model of each.**![Image showing two chemical structures](https://example.com/chemical_structures_image.jpg)##### The compounds are:- constitutional isomers- not isomeric- the same compound- enantiomers---**Detailed Explanation of Diagrams:**The provided diagram displays two distinct chemical structures. Both diagrams show molecules with the same connectivity of atoms but a different spatial arrangement:1. **Left Structure:** - A carbon skeleton with a chlorine (Cl) atom on a wedge bond (indicating it is coming out of the plane of the paper) and a hydrogen (H) atom on a dash bond (indicating it is going behind the plane of the paper).2. **Right Structure:** - Similarly, a carbon skeleton with a chlorine (Cl) atom on a dash bond and a hydrogen (H) atom on a wedge bond.These structures are mirror images of each other, suggesting they are potentially enantiomers.**Conclusion:** - Enantiomers are a type of stereoisomers that are non-superimposable mirror images of each other. Therefore, the correct answer appears to be:`✓ enantiomers`---

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ion 16 of 22 > O Macmillan Learning Organic Chemistry Maxwell presented by Macmillan Learning Select the choice that best describes the relationship of the pair of compounds. You might find it helpful to make a model of each. CI H The compounds are: constitutional isomers not isomeric the same compound enantiomers ...H CI

ion 16 of 22 > O Macmillan Learning Organic Chemistry Maxwell presented by Macmillan Learning Select the choice that best describes the relationship of the pair of compounds. You might find it helpful to make a model of each. CI H The compounds are: constitutional isomers not isomeric the same compound enantiomers ...H CI

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