8. For the following compound provide a. A chair structure b. The flipped chair for your structure in (a.) C. Circle which structure is more stable and provide a short reason as to why (less than 10 words please).

8. For the following compound provide a. A chair structure b. The flipped chair for your structure in (a.) C. Circle which structure is more stable and provide a short reason as to why (less than 10 words please).

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Chapter21: Organic Chemistry

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c. Circle which structure is more stable and provide a short reason as to why (less than 10 words please).

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