This is based on the concept of stereochemistry. One of the most important topics of stereochemistry is chirality of the molecule. A molecule is said to be chiral if its mirror image is non-superimposable. A carbon is said to be a chiral carbon if all the substituents attached to it are different.
Stereochemistry is sub-part of chemistry which involves the study of spatial arrangement of atoms. These spatial organization forms the structure of molecules.
Chirality is a geometric property of some of the molecules with the presence of asymmetric center and this asymmetric center leads to chirality of in the molecule.
Structure 1:
All the atoms linked to carbon atoms are different.
Therefore, structure 1 is optically active.
Structure 2:
All the atoms linked to carbon atoms are different.
Therefore, Structure 2 is optically active.
Ans:Structure 1 is optically active.
Structure 2 is optically active.
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