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I'm studying for ochem test tomorrow, and I don't get how they got this answer..
If I have Br,CH3,CH2 and,CH2 attached to a carbon atom, isn't it supposed to be achiral?
(The carbon is part of a pentagon)
If it is chiral, there has to be 4 different substituents, but two of the substituents are same..
If I have Br,CH3,CH2 and,CH2 attached to a carbon atom, isn't it supposed to be achiral?
(The carbon is part of a pentagon)
If it is chiral, there has to be 4 different substituents, but two of the substituents are same..