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Without rotating the bond, draw a proper Newman structure of the following molecule, looking down the bond in the direction of the arrow. H Br OH Br + ✰ CH3 CH3 # OH H
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Transcribed Image Text:Without rotating the bond, draw a proper Newman structure of the following molecule, looking down the bond in the direction of the arrow. H Br OH Br + ✰ CH3 CH3 # OH H
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