NH II bClow, IS an Important medicine for treatment of high blood pressure. HO. N. Enalapril Ph a) One chirality centre in enalapril is marked with an asterisk. Identify the two other chirality centres and draw the fourth bond at each of these centres, clearly showing the stereochemistry. b) Draw (i) the enantiomer and (ii) one diastereomer of this molecule. c) Assign the configuration of the chirality centre marked with an asterisk, using the Cahn-Ingold-Prelog Rules, briefly outlining the method you used.

NH II bClow, IS an Important medicine for treatment of high blood pressure. HO. N. Enalapril Ph a) One chirality centre in enalapril is marked with an asterisk. Identify the two other chirality centres and draw the fourth bond at each of these centres, clearly showing the stereochemistry. b) Draw (i) the enantiomer and (ii) one diastereomer of this molecule. c) Assign the configuration of the chirality centre marked with an asterisk, using the Cahn-Ingold-Prelog Rules, briefly outlining the method you used.

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Chapter12: Chirality

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