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Chapter 25, Problem 43QP
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Interpretation:
The asymmetric carbon atoms are to be indicated in the given compounds.
Concept introduction:
The carbon atom in an organic compound is linked to four different groups, carbon atom having this type of linkage is known as asymmetric carbon atom. It is also known as chiral carbon.
Graphic representation of the molecular structure in the chemical compound, is known as structural formula.
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