With your models, construct a pair of enantiomers. From each of the models, remove the same common element (e.g., the white component) and the connecting links (bonds). Reconnect the two central carbons by a bond. What you have constructed is the meso form of a molecule, such as meso-tartaric acid. How many chiral carbons are there in this compound (5a)? НООС — С,Н—Сън— СООН OH OH Tartaric acid Is there a plane of symmetry (5b)? Is the molecule chiral or achiral (5c)?

With your models, construct a pair of enantiomers. From each of the models, remove the same common element (e.g., the white component) and the connecting links (bonds). Reconnect the two central carbons by a bond. What you have constructed is the meso form of a molecule, such as meso-tartaric acid. How many chiral carbons are there in this compound (5a)? НООС — С,Н—Сън— СООН OH OH Tartaric acid Is there a plane of symmetry (5b)? Is the molecule chiral or achiral (5c)?

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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