**Instructions:**Select the BEST ANSWER, though it may appear that there is more than one suitable answer. Indicate, by alphabet, if the following pairs of structures are:- A = same compound- B = constitutional (structural) isomers- D = E-Z isomers- E = enantiomers- F = diastereomers**Pair Descriptions:**a. - **First Structure:** Two carbon atoms are connected with a single bond, each bonded to three hydrogen atoms, forming a chain.- **Second Structure:** A straight chain of four carbon atoms with single bonds, each end carbon bonded to three hydrogen atoms, and the middle carbons bonded to two hydrogen atoms each.b. - **First Structure:** A carbon-carbon double bond, with one carbon bonded to a chlorine and a hydrogen, and the other bonded to a hydrogen and a chlorine.- **Second Structure:** A carbon-carbon double bond, with one carbon bonded to a chlorine and a hydrogen, and the other carbon bonded to a chlorine and a hydrogen. The arrangement is different from the first structure.c. - **First Structure:** A carbon-carbon double bond, with one carbon bonded to a chlorine and a hydrogen, and the other bonded to a hydrogen and a chlorine.- **Second Structure:** A carbon-carbon double bond, with one carbon bonded to two chlorines, and the other bonded to two hydrogens.**Graph/Diagram Explanations:**Diagrams illustrate the connectivity and spatial arrangement of atoms in organic molecules, emphasizing variations that can result in different types of isomerism.

SELECT the BEST ANSWER, though it may appear that there is more than one suitable answer. Indicate, by alphabet, if the following pairs of structures are A = same compound B = constitutional (structural) isomers D = E-Z isomers E = enantiomers F = diastereomers %3D %3D a. ннн нн нн I I I I Н—С—С—С—С—Н H-G-G-G-H H b. H Cl Cl H С. H Cl H H -CIH

SELECT the BEST ANSWER, though it may appear that there is more than one suitable answer. Indicate, by alphabet, if the following pairs of structures are A = same compound B = constitutional (structural) isomers D = E-Z isomers E = enantiomers F = diastereomers %3D %3D a. ннн нн нн I I I I Н—С—С—С—С—Н H-G-G-G-H H b. H Cl Cl H С. H Cl H H -CIH

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Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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