Problem: Click on all structures that arc identical to the first (leftmost). If no structure qualifies, submit your answer without selecting any structure.If no structure qualifies, submit your answer without selecting any structure.
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Same configuration (R or S) for enantiomer → identical
- Both given structures (left) → have chiral centers → connected to 4 different groups → forms enantiomers
- higher atomic mass → higher priority (1 - highest, 4 - lowest)
- When 4th priority is at the back (dash)
- S → counterclockwise
- R → clockwise
- When 4th priority is not at the back
- exchange priority with group in the dashed line
- S → clockwise (flipped)
- R → counterclockwise (flipped)
- When 4th priority is at the back (dash)
Structure 1 (leftmost): 
Problem Details
Click on all structures that arc identical to the first (leftmost).
If no structure qualifies, submit your answer without selecting any structure.
If no structure qualifies, submit your answer without selecting any structure.
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