Find out whether or not it is chiral

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The directions for these two was "For each of the following molecules, determine whether or not it is chiral and specify the absoute configuration of any chiral carbons (R/S). When you can, provide the IUPAC name of the molecule. for g, why is it a chiral? and why is it named that and for h). why is it R

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