**Question:** What is the relationship between each pair of molecules shown below?**Description of the Diagrams:**1. **First Pair of Molecules:** - The first molecule displays two bromine (Br) atoms bonded to a central carbon atom. The bonds are depicted using solid and dashed wedges, indicating the three-dimensional orientation (one coming out of the plane and one going back). - The second molecule shows a chlorine (Cl) atom and a bromine (Br) atom similarly bonded to a central carbon atom, using the same wedge notation.2. **Second Pair of Molecules:** - Both molecules in this pair display two bromine (Br) atoms bonded to a central carbon atom. Again, solid and dashed wedges represent the spatial orientation of the bonds.**Dropdown Menu:** Each pair of molecules has an associated dropdown menu, allowing the user to select the type of relationship between the molecules. Possible relationships could include enantiomers, diastereomers, identical, or constitutional isomers.

Enantiomer- Enantiomers are a pair of chiral molecules that have nonsuperimposable mirror image relationship with one another. The enantiomers always have an opposite R/S configuration at chiral center. Diastereomer- Diastereomers are a pair of chiral molecules that are nonsuperimposable and non-mirror image relationship with one aother. Diastereomers have same configuration at one chiral center and opposite configuration at another chiral centre.The relationship between each pair of molecules given Different moleculesEnantiomers