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9. Draw the conformational isomer resulting from the ring-flip in the structure below. Explain which conformer is more stable. Be sure to mention and show all strain energy(ies) involved. CH3

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Draw the conformational isomer resulting from the ring-flip in the structure below. Explain
which conformer is more stable. Be sure to mention and show all strain energy(ies) involved.
CH3

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