a. Draw the structure of this molecule as a hexagon with dash(es) and/or wedge(s). ha -OH b. Draw the other chair conformation. c. Draw the enantiomer of the molecule in its most stable conformation. он H d. Ignoring differences in conformation, how is this molecule related to the one above? Are they the Same molecule, Enantiomers, or Diastereomers? OH H₂ HH₂ on (CH₂)2

a. Draw the structure of this molecule as a hexagon with dash(es) and/or wedge(s). ha -OH b. Draw the other chair conformation. c. Draw the enantiomer of the molecule in its most stable conformation. он H d. Ignoring differences in conformation, how is this molecule related to the one above? Are they the Same molecule, Enantiomers, or Diastereomers? OH H₂ HH₂ on (CH₂)2

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