(CH3)2CHCH2CH3 --- Cl2, hv ---> how many stereoisomers?
anybody know why it says that C1 is chiral when Cl is chlorinated on it??? because it would have 2 hydrogens and 1 Cl attached to the Carbon. i get why C3 is chiral. anybody got any answer to this?
(CH3)2CHCH2CH3 --- Cl2, hv ---> how many stereoisomers?
anybody know why it says that C1 is chiral when Cl is chlorinated on it??? because it would have 2 hydrogens and 1 Cl attached to the Carbon. i get why C3 is chiral. anybody got any answer to this?
a new chiral center is formed at carbon number 2, as it is attached to 4 different groups, a methyl, methyl-chloride, a hydrogen and an ethyl group. I found this to be tricky too but once you see it, its a real duhhh moment..
a new chiral center is formed at carbon number 2, as it is attached to 4 different groups, a methyl, methyl-chloride, a hydrogen and an ethyl group. I found this to be tricky too but once you see it, its a real duhhh moment..
Its the wording of the answer that got me, Its not saying Carbon 1 is chiral its saying that out of the 4 possible structures, structure one is chiral. This is what confused me
Its the wording of the answer that got me, Its not saying Carbon 1 is chiral its saying that out of the 4 possible structures, structure one is chiral. This is what confused me
When you hit C-1 we generate chirality at C-2. The rest of the stereoisomers are in the solution.
Very tricky problem indeed. It got me too the first time I looked at it.