Q4) shown clearly in their axial or equatorial positions. Accurately draw the two chair conformations for cis-1 with the alcohol and methyl groups OH CH3 cis-1 conformer A conformer B Q5) and why? . The "CH3" group is larger than the "OH" group. Which conformer of cis-1 is more stable

Q4) shown clearly in their axial or equatorial positions. Accurately draw the two chair conformations for cis-1 with the alcohol and methyl groups OH CH3 cis-1 conformer A conformer B Q5) and why? . The "CH3" group is larger than the "OH" group. Which conformer of cis-1 is more stable

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Part 2.1 Before you can predict the mechanism for the elimination of cis-1 you must consider in which
conformations the cyclohexane derivative will be found.
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shown clearly in their axial or equatorial positions.
Accurately draw the two chair conformations for cis-1 with the alcohol and methyl groups
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CH3
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conformer B
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and why?.
The "CH3" group is larger than the "OH" group. Which conformer of cis-1 is more stable

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