Locate the stereogenic centers in each molecule. Compounds may have zero, one, or morestereogenic centers.a. CH;CH,CH(C)CH,CH3b. CH,CH(OH)CH=CH2c. CH,CH,CH,OHd. (CHaCHCH;CH,CH(CH,)CH,CHae. (CHa)2CHCH,CH(NH2)COOHf.

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Locate the stereogenic centers in each molecule. Compounds may have zero, one, or more stereogenic centers. a. CH;CH,CH(C)CH,CH3 b. CH,CH(OH)CH=CH2 c. CH,CH,CH,OH d. (CHaCHCH;CH,CH(CH,)CH,CHa e. (CHa)2CHCH,CH(NH2)COOH f.