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How can you tell if something is axial or equatorial from a condensed structure or by looking at bond line sterochemistry? I'm suppose to be able to convert them into cyclohexane chairs but I don't understand how you can tell what is axial and equatorial just from looking at a bond line formula or condensed formula
How can you tell if something is axial or equatorial from a condensed structure or by looking at bond line sterochemistry? I'm suppose to be able to convert them into cyclohexane chairs but I don't understand how you can tell what is axial and equatorial just from looking at a bond line formula or condensed formula
Nestor RutherfordLv2
23 Jun 2018
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