[OrganicH2O]

I was hoping for some help understanding priorities when there is branching in two directions when assigning priorities. An example would be the red asterisk chiral center in the molecule I attached a picture of here, where I am trying to break the tie between two and three.

I would like to know a systematic way to break a tie like this when you can go in two directions. Do you go in both directions, and pick the higher priority branch on each to break the tie? I have tried searching this many times but I can only find basic explanations of molecules that I already understand. I would even be happy if somebody could point me toward a document that would contain the rules.

[AWK]

https://www.degruyter.com/downloadpdf/j/pac.1996.68.issue-12/pac199668122193/pac199668122193.pdf

[OrganicH2O]

Thank you for the link, but it doesn't seem to answer my question. I can only see that it describes the idea of CIP priorities. I see there are references to papers that probably would answer my question, but I have been unable to locate them because I don't have access to the literature.