When the compound is treated with bromine under conditions that favor monobromination, two stereoisomeric products are obtained. Identify the two products, and describe their relationship. Select all that apply.

When the compound is treated with bromine under conditions that favor monobromination, two stereoisomeric products are obtained. Identify the two products, and describe their relationship. Select all that apply.

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When the compound is treated with bromine under conditions that favor monobromination, two stereoisomeric products are
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The two products are enantiomers.
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