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According to my book, this molecule is considered meso because there's a plane of symmetry slicing between the H and OH group at the top.
BUT, I don't think this molecule can be meso because the H and OH group are not only NOT identical but they don't even match up in a mirror reflection.
What do you guys think?
Plus, let me know if you guys can't see where the dashes, solid lines and wedges are.....I need a new camera.
BUT, I don't think this molecule can be meso because the H and OH group are not only NOT identical but they don't even match up in a mirror reflection.
What do you guys think?
Plus, let me know if you guys can't see where the dashes, solid lines and wedges are.....I need a new camera.