Part 1) Identify the stereochemistry of the three double bonds (A, B, and C) in the structure as E, Z or no stereochemistry. Part 2) Identify the number of substituents associated with each double bond (A, B, and C). A Stereochemistry of double bond A: Number of Substituents on double [Select] [Select] E Z No stereochemistry Stereochemistry of double bond B: [Select] Number of Substituents on double bond B: [Select] Stereochemistry of double bond C: [Select] Number of Substituents on double bond C: [Select] > C

Part 1) Identify the stereochemistry of the three double bonds (A, B, and C) in the structure as E, Z or no stereochemistry. Part 2) Identify the number of substituents associated with each double bond (A, B, and C). A Stereochemistry of double bond A: Number of Substituents on double [Select] [Select] E Z No stereochemistry Stereochemistry of double bond B: [Select] Number of Substituents on double bond B: [Select] Stereochemistry of double bond C: [Select] Number of Substituents on double bond C: [Select] > C

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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