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- Draw the structure of an achiral tetramethylcyclohexane for which the chair interconversion (chair flipping) results in identical molecules.(R)-Lyrica has an optical rotation of -128 degrees in acetone solution and it's crystals have a melting point of +184 degrees celsius. It's enantiomer, (S)-Lyrica, would have an optical rotation of ______ and a melting point of _____?Identify the types of strain present in this conformer. "Me" stands for "methyl". H Me H Me Me Me o torsional only Osteric only Osteric and torsional ono strain is present
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