Which of the following molecules might also make a suitable resolving agent for ibuprofen briefly explain your choices. The image shows several chemical structures, which are organic compounds that include functional groups such as alcohols, amines, and carboxylic acids.1. **Top Left Compound**: - A naphthalene ring with a methoxy group (CH₃O-) attached to the first ring and a side chain containing an acetyl group (CH₃COOH) extending from the second ring.2. **Middle Left Compound**: - A benzene ring with a hydroxyl (OH) and a carbonyl group (C=O) forming a carboxyl group, attached to one of the carbons.3. **Center Compound**: - A structure featuring a central benzylic carbon attached to an amine group (-NH₂), connected to a benzene ring.4. **Center Right Compound**: - This compound contains an amine group (NH₂) on one end, a long aliphatic chain, and a terminal hydrocarbon (CH₃). The side chain has several hydroxyl groups (OH) attached. 5. **Bottom Right Compound**: - A benzene ring attached to an alcohol group (OH) connected to an ethyl chain.6. **Bottom Compound**: - A quinoline structure (two fused nitrogen-containing rings) connected to a hydroxyl group (OH) and a methyl group (CH₂).These structures demonstrate various molecular arrangements and functional groups typical in organic chemistry, serving as examples of different classes of organic compounds.

The structure of ibuprofen:Whenever a particular enantiomer is needed in pure form, an optically pure chiral molecule (called the resolving agent) can be used for that separation of enantiomers. The resolving agent should satisfy the following conditions: 1. It should have a chiral center 2. It should be reactive towards the molecule to be resolved Here, we need to resolve Ibuprofen, which is a carboxylic acid. For resolving a carboxylic acid, we need to prepare its carboxylate salt. So, our resolving agent can be a primary or a secondary amine with a chiral center, and that can react with the carboxylic acid to form a carboxylate salt. Amine must have a replaceable proton attached The substance that satisfies this condition is:Other compounds can't be used since: