a) Draw two chair conformations and label the most stable conformation. For consistency between assignments, use the diagrams given. You may redraw but keep the orientation the same, I have added the Br to carbon 1 for the first chair conformation as a start. b) What is the dihedral angle between the chlorine atom and the methyl group in the most stable chair conformation. C... Br 1 4 CH3 Br The dihedral angle =

a) Draw two chair conformations and label the most stable conformation. For consistency between assignments, use the diagrams given. You may redraw but keep the orientation the same, I have added the Br to carbon 1 for the first chair conformation as a start. b) What is the dihedral angle between the chlorine atom and the methyl group in the most stable chair conformation. C... Br 1 4 CH3 Br The dihedral angle =

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