Conformational Analysis of Cyclohexane Part 1 Organic Chemistry

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19:50 Are they ring flipped or only Me substituents switched the orientation?

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14:20 can we draw the first and third methyls equatorial up or how do we know if both are downwards.

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When you ring flip does the up-axial position become an up-equitorial position or down-equitorial?

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Why is a cis 1,3 disubstituted cyclohexan more stable than its trans isomer?

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