2) Would it be possible to designate cis- and trans-for the following stereoisomers? Explain. $(0.5$ pt) E/Z Designation: Cis-trans terminology becomes ambiguous in certain molecules. IUPAC rules provide us with $E / Z$ stereodescriptors. - The $E$ womer has the two higher prionty youps on the oppesite sides. - The $Z$ isomer has the fwo higher priority grocips on the same side. 3) Assign E/Z to the stereoisomers in $q #2$ . (I pt)

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2) Would it be possible to designate cis- and trans-for the following stereoisomers? Explain.

(0.5

pt) E/Z Designation: Cis-trans terminology becomes ambiguous in certain molecules. IUPAC rules provide us with

E / Z

stereodescriptors. - The

E

womer has the two higher prionty youps on the oppesite sides. - The

Z

isomer has the fwo higher priority grocips on the same side. 3) Assign E/Z to the stereoisomers in

q #2

. (I pt)

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