Problem #14: Click the mouse on each of the chiral carbons in the molecule shown below. Click the Help button for a short review on the requirements for chirality in organic molecules.

All of the carbon indicated are chiral since they are bonded to four different groups. These are most readily visualized by viewing the molecule as a whole, with different "branches" attached to each of the chiral centers. This is seen in the example shown below where three pathways can be readily visualized; path #1, proceeding clockwise from the stereocenter, path #2, proceeding up through the ring junction, path #3, proceeding counterclockwise, and, of course, the hydrogen.