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Sections 9-15 in-Class Notes
Ctice Problems
plete the following problems. You should utilize the ModelAR application as needed to help view
ctures.
1.
2.
Convert each of the following Newman Projections to a bond-line formula. Use wedge and dash bonds to
illustrate groups that are out-of-plane.
Butun
H.
Br
CH3
CH3
Br
H
Ha
H3C
K
OH
L
KOH
CH3
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Draw a Newman projection for each of the following, looking down the bond indicated with an arrow. Pay
close attention to the 3-dimensional structure.
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CI
H CH3
D
H
1
-CH3
CH3
CH₂CH3
H
HO
CH3
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