A three-dimensional representation of butane is shown. Translate the information about the conformation of butane into its Newman projection, and determine if this conformation represents a local energy minimum or a global energy minimum. Determine whether the conformation shown is the eclipsed or staggered Newman projection, and drag the groups to their correct locations. Leave the atoms in the wrong conformation blank. H H CH3 H H CH3 O Click on the 3D molecular structure and drag to rotate it, or use the controls provided. 9 Rotate X Rotate Y C OH D Rotate Z Zoom In Q Zoom Out A Label Atoms

A three-dimensional representation of butane is shown. Translate the information about the conformation of butane into its Newman projection, and determine if this conformation represents a local energy minimum or a global energy minimum. Determine whether the conformation shown is the eclipsed or staggered Newman projection, and drag the groups to their correct locations. Leave the atoms in the wrong conformation blank. H H CH3 H H CH3 O Click on the 3D molecular structure and drag to rotate it, or use the controls provided. 9 Rotate X Rotate Y C OH D Rotate Z Zoom In Q Zoom Out A Label Atoms

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