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The relative configuration of a chiral molecule is ____
The ____ configuration of a chiral molecule is its configuration in relation to another chiral molecule (often through chemical interconver…
The ____ configuration of a chiral molecule describes the exact spatial arrangement of these atoms or groups, independent of other molecule…
The absolute configuration of a chiral molecule describes ____
To determine the ( E )/( Z ) designation, one starts by identifying ____.
Using the ____, priority is assigned based on the atom bonded to the double-bonded carbons for ( E )/( Z ) designation.
The alkene is named ____ if they are on opposite sides
The alkene is named ( Z ) if the two highest-priority substituents on each carbon are on the s____ sides
____ nomenclature is used for chiral (stereogenic) centers in molecules.
To determine the absolute configuration at a chiral center: 1. ____.
In Fischer projections , ____ lines indicate bonds that project out from the plane of the page.
In Fischer projections , horizontal lines indicate bonds that project ____
In Fischer projections , ____ lines indicate bonds that project into the plane of the page.
In Fischer projections , vertical lines indicate bonds that project ____
In Fischer projections , ____ lines are synonymous with dashes.
In Fischer projections , vertical lines are synonymous with ____.
In Fischer projections , ____ lines are synonymous with wedges.
In Fischer projections , horizontal lines are synonymous with ____.
A benefit of Fischer projections is that the lowest-priority group can be on the ____ of the molecule and still project into the page.
A benefit of Fischer projections is that the lowest-priority group can be on the top or bottom of the molecule and ____