i) Identify a pair of atoms in the figure whose relative positions in space would change if the Phi angle were changed. ii) Identify a pair of atoms in the figure whose relative positions in space would change if the Psi angle were changed. Use the letters in the figure (a - 1) to refer to specific atoms in your answer. Be clear in your answer which pair of atoms goes with which angle (Phi or Psi). e C H. H .C. .C. N' 'N' H. C H C

i) Identify a pair of atoms in the figure whose relative positions in space would change if the Phi angle were changed. ii) Identify a pair of atoms in the figure whose relative positions in space would change if the Psi angle were changed. Use the letters in the figure (a - 1) to refer to specific atoms in your answer. Be clear in your answer which pair of atoms goes with which angle (Phi or Psi). e C H. H .C. .C. N' 'N' H. C H C

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