Can you please answer some Homework #32. Given each of the following words of chemistry that apply to configurations of molecules.Draw TWO structures which exhibit the arrangement of atoms in space.page 2(a) Enantiomers:(b) diastereomers(c) Meso form (with no ring)(d) Meso form (cyclic)(e) A D-tetrose (in Fischer projection(f) An L-a-amino acid4.Givrn the following six lettered pairs of structures. Place the letter in the following blanks:Enantiomers[If the pairs are different conformation of the same molecule, they are the same molecule]diastereomers,sameCH2(A)NH3Brat3-014uksCH3CO2HtoHtub Hot(F)H.at3(D)(E) Homework Exercise #3.Due Tuesday, March 15, 2022CHE 231SP 2022Name:1. Give an açceptable (common or systematic name to the following compounds:(a)(b)(c)(d)(e)(け)CHOCH20H2. Using the italicized words of chemistry that apply to different conformations, drawamolecular structure that demonstrates the meaning of the work. Use chairs or Newmanprojections to give examples of the following.(a) Staggered is the more stable conformation of ethane. (b) Diaxial is the less stableconformation of 1.3-dimethylcyclohexane. (c) Gauche is the less stable conformation ofbutane. (d) the anti-conformation of 1,4-dichlorobutane (drawn as a Newman projection).

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