256B. Structures of AlkenesAlkeneLewis StructureBond Anglesetheneany AH-C=C=H,C=CH,propeneany AH-C=C =H,C=CHCH,1-buteneAC=C-C =H,C=CHCH,CH,AH-C-H =(Show the cis geometry.)cis-2-butene&H-C=C =CH,CH=CHCH,AC=C-C =(Show the trans geometry.)trans-2-buteneAH-C=C =CH,CH=CHCH,AH-C-H =Draw the spatial structures of cis-2-butene and trans-2-butene below.cis-2-butenetrans-2-butene

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256 B. Structures of Alkenes Alkene Lewis Structure Bond Angles ethene any AH-C=C= H,C=CH, propene any AH-C=C = H,C=CHCH, 1-butene AC=C-C = H,C=CHCH,CH, AH-C-H = (Show the cis geometry.) cis-2-butene AH-C=C% = CH,CH=CHCH, AC=C-C = (Show the trans geometry.) trans-2-butene &H-C=C = CH,CH=CHCH, AH-C-H = Draw the spatial structures of cis-2-butene and trans-2-butene below. cis-2-butene trans-2-butene

256 B. Structures of Alkenes Alkene Lewis Structure Bond Angles ethene any AH-C=C= H,C=CH, propene any AH-C=C = H,C=CHCH, 1-butene AC=C-C = H,C=CHCH,CH, AH-C-H = (Show the cis geometry.) cis-2-butene AH-C=C% = CH,CH=CHCH, AC=C-C = (Show the trans geometry.) trans-2-butene &H-C=C = CH,CH=CHCH, AH-C-H = Draw the spatial structures of cis-2-butene and trans-2-butene below. cis-2-butene trans-2-butene

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

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Author:Andrei Straumanis

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Chapter7: Cycloalkanes

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