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Chapter 8: 8-103P (page 381)

a) What are the products of the following reaction?

b) How many stereoisomers of each product could be obtained?

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b) A product has stereoisomer

B product has stereoisomer

C product has stereoisomer

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Step 1: What is stereoisomer-

Two or more compounds which differ in the spatial arrangement of their atoms are called as stereoisomers i.e the molecules which are stereoisomers of each other are made from same atoms, connected in the same sequence but the atoms are arranged differently in space.

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Final answer

b)

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