hi guys can i get help with 2g please 2.Wyerone, a compound found in broad beans, has antifungal properties.1Wyeronea)What is the hybridisation state of the carbons labeled 1, 2 and 3 above?b)approximate bond angles around it.For each of the three numbered carbon atoms, indicate the geometry of that carbon and draw in thec)Is rotation around bond A possible? Explain.d) Identify a trans and a cis alkene in wyerone. Explain the distinction.e) Draw the product that would be formed by addition of Br2 to the double bond labelled A.f)Draw the product formed by addition of H2 to wyerone using Lindlar's catalyst.g) Draw the product formed by addition of excess H2 to wyerone using Pd metal as catalyst.

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2. Wyerone, a compound found in broad beans, has antifungal properties. Wyerone a) What is the hybridisation state of the carbons labeled 1, 2 and 3 above? b) For each of the three numbered carbon atoms, indicate the geometry of that carbon and draw in the approximate bond angles around it. c) Is rotation around bond A possible? Explain.

2. Wyerone, a compound found in broad beans, has antifungal properties. Wyerone a) What is the hybridisation state of the carbons labeled 1, 2 and 3 above? b) For each of the three numbered carbon atoms, indicate the geometry of that carbon and draw in the approximate bond angles around it. c) Is rotation around bond A possible? Explain.

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