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Draw three-dimensional representations of the following

Organic Chemistry | 8th Edition | ISBN: 9780321768414 | Authors: L.G. Wade Jr ISBN: 9780321768414 33

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Problem 15P

Draw three-dimensional representations of the following compounds. Which have asymmetric carbon atoms? Which have no asymmetric carbons but are chiral anyway? Use your mod-

els for parts (a) through (d) and any others that seem unclear.

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Cl

H_3C Br

Br

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(a) 1,3-dichloropropadiene

There is no asymmetric C atoms in this given molecule but it has chiral C atom.

Three dimensional picture of  1,3-dichloropropadiene is given below,

In this 3D structure it has been found that, there is no plane of symmetry because all the molecules are present in different planes.

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Textbook: Organic Chemistry
Edition: 8
Author: L.G. Wade Jr
ISBN: 9780321768414

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