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- 1E.) Which of the following two conformers is lower in energy? Both conformers are of equal enery O A Conformer A is lower in energy. B Conformer B is lower in energy. It cannot be determined(5) Draw the most stable chair conformation of the cyclohexane shown below. CH3 CI H3C Br OH CH3Draw the most stable chair conformation of the following compound: OH
- 3. Which of the following statements best explains the reason for the relative stabilities of the two conformers shown below? CH3 H3C CH3 H₂ CH3 H H H H H3C CH3 A. B. A) A has more torsional strain; B has more steric strain. B) A has more steric strain; B has more torsional strain. C) A and B have the same torsional strain. D) A and B have the same steric strain. E) A and B have similar steric strain; B has more torsional strain.CH, CH, CH CH, H CH H H B C CH, CH, H H CH, D a) Give the names of conformers, in the order shown. (2) b) Rank the four conformers in order of stability starting with the LEAST stable, through the MOST stable. (2) c) State the value of the dihedral angle for each conformer. (2)K Starting from the Newman projection below, rotate the back carbon to provide the structure in the most stable conformation. CI H3C 4 CI CH3 Drawing L H
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