13. Newman Projections Draw the Newman projection for the most stable conformation and the least stable conformation for the following molecules. I want you to look down the bond that is in bold (with the front carbon being the one on the left. i) (H3C)2HC-CH3 ii) (H3C)₂HC-CH₂CH3 iii) H3CH₂C-CH₂OH

13. Newman Projections Draw the Newman projection for the most stable conformation and the least stable conformation for the following molecules. I want you to look down the bond that is in bold (with the front carbon being the one on the left. i) (H3C)2HC-CH3 ii) (H3C)₂HC-CH₂CH3 iii) H3CH₂C-CH₂OH

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NO Consider the molecule below: H₂C H3C CH₂CH3 CH₂CH3 Consider rotation around the indicated bond. [1] Draw a Newman projection for the lowest energy conformer of this molecule looking down the indicated bond. [2] Draw a Newman projection for the highest energy conformer of this molecule looking down the indicated bond. # 3 d F4 % 5 F6 00
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Which of conformations in the options is a correct conformation of the following molecule and has the lowest energy? O CH3 CH3 it CH3 H3C CH3 CH3 CH3 CH3 CH3 H3C CH3 CH3
(c) Draw the Newman projection of the most stable conformation of this molecule around the bond indicated in bold (you may consider either carbon of this bond to be the front carbon). You can use the structure below as a template. (d) Now draw the Newman projection of the same compound in the gauche conformation:
Draw the most stable conformation for each of the following substituted cyclohexanes. Show all conformation in Newman projections. Fill in hydrogens to indicate unsubstituted carbons.