(ii) State the stereochemical relationship between alkenes 1 and 2, Figure 1.In your own words, and with reference to the bonding in the alkenefunctional group, explain why alkenes 1 and 2 are different compounds andsuggest how they may be interconverted.Which alkene I or 2, do you expect to be more stable? Explain your answer.онно.HOOHОнFigure 1

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(ii) State the stereochemical relationship between alkenes 1 and 2, Figure 1. In your own words, and with reference to the bonding in the alke functional group, explain why alkenes I und 2 ure different compounds u suggest how they may be interconverted. Which alkene I or 2, do you expect to be more stable? Explain your answ OH но. но. OH он OH он 2 Figure I

(ii) State the stereochemical relationship between alkenes 1 and 2, Figure 1. In your own words, and with reference to the bonding in the alke functional group, explain why alkenes I und 2 ure different compounds u suggest how they may be interconverted. Which alkene I or 2, do you expect to be more stable? Explain your answ OH но. но. OH он OH он 2 Figure I

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