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Chapter 4.6, Problem 14P
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Interpretation:
The coloured–green, red or blue colour bond is to be identified in cyclohexane in the starting and the flipped structure.
Concept introduction:
Axial bond in cyclohexane
Equatorial bond in cyclohexane
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