Compare the two possible chair conformations of this molecule. UsingA-values, calculate the difference in energy of the two possible chairconformations.kcal/mol13Table of A-Values in kcal/mol56-CH,1.7-OH0.87-CH,CH,-CHỊCH 2.15-CICHh1.75-OCH,0.67-CI0.484.9-Br0.4379+/-x 1002.4. The compound 1-chloro-1-methylcyclohexane exists as twointerconverting chair conformations shown. Calculate the difference inenergy (AG) due to 1,3-diaxial strain.kcal/mol36.1dail strainAG calmoSubstuent89.CH,CHICHCICH182154+/-x 1002.4.1.

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Compare the two possible chair conformations of this molecule. Using A-values, calculate the difference in energy of the two possible chair conformations. kcal/mol 1 3 Table of A-Values in kcal/mol 5 6 -CH, 1.7 -OH 0.87 -CH,CH, -CHỊCH 2.15 -CICHh 1.75 -OCH, 0.67 -CI 0.48 4.9 -Br 0.43 7 9 +/- x 100 2. 4.

Compare the two possible chair conformations of this molecule. Using A-values, calculate the difference in energy of the two possible chair conformations. kcal/mol 1 3 Table of A-Values in kcal/mol 5 6 -CH, 1.7 -OH 0.87 -CH,CH, -CHỊCH 2.15 -CICHh 1.75 -OCH, 0.67 -CI 0.48 4.9 -Br 0.43 7 9 +/- x 100 2. 4.

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