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Chapter 4, Problem 4.53P
For each compound drawn below:
a. Label each
b. Classify each conformation as cis or trans.
c. Translate each structure into a representation with a hexagon for the six-membered ring, and wedges and dashed wedges for groups above and below the ring.
d. Draw the second possible chair condformation for each compound.
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