CH3 CH3 OH HO, CH3 H3C CH3 H3C `CH3 H3C (-)-menthol (--menthone (+)-neomenthol Hi, Could you please assist with providing the answers to question 1 a-d with an explaination to assist. 1.a) Label the stereogenic centers in (-)- menthol, (-)-menthone and (+)-neomentho with an asterisk (*). b) Determine the configuration of each stereogenic center in (-)-menthol, (-)- menthone and (+)- neomenthol in terms of the R,S convention c) Draw each of (-)-menthol, (-)-menthone and (+)-neomenthol as two possible chair structures. Explain which is likely to be the more stable chair structure in each case. d) Explain whether you expect (-)-menthol or (+)-neomenthol to be thermodynamically more stable.

CH3 CH3 OH HO, CH3 H3C CH3 H3C `CH3 H3C (-)-menthol (--menthone (+)-neomenthol Hi, Could you please assist with providing the answers to question 1 a-d with an explaination to assist. 1.a) Label the stereogenic centers in (-)- menthol, (-)-menthone and (+)-neomentho with an asterisk (*). b) Determine the configuration of each stereogenic center in (-)-menthol, (-)- menthone and (+)- neomenthol in terms of the R,S convention c) Draw each of (-)-menthol, (-)-menthone and (+)-neomenthol as two possible chair structures. Explain which is likely to be the more stable chair structure in each case. d) Explain whether you expect (-)-menthol or (+)-neomenthol to be thermodynamically more stable.

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