Chapter 5: Q.40 (page 206)
Determine if each compound is identical to or an enantiomer of A.


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b.

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Short Answer
- It is the S enantiomer of A.
- It is identical to A.
- It is the S enantiomer of A.
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Chapter 5: Q.40 (page 206)
Determine if each compound is identical to or an enantiomer of A.


a.

b.

c.
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Locate the stereogenic centers in each drug.

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b.

c.
a) Locate the stereogenic centers in the ball-and-stick model of ezetimibe (trade name Zetia), a cholesterol-lowering drug. (b) Label each stereogenic center as R or S.

Give the IUPAC name for each compound, including the R,S designation for each stereogenic center.

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b.

c.
Locate the stereogenic centers in each compound. A molecule may have zero, one, or more stereogenic centers. Gabapentin [part (d)] is used clinically to treat seizures and certain types of chronic pain. Gabapentin enacarbil [part (e)] is a related compound that is three times more potent.

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b.

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Label the two stereogenic centers in each compound and draw all possible stereoisomers.

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b.
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