Consider 3,3-dimethylpentane. Using a Newman projection formula, draw the most stable conformation of a molecule of this, sighting along the C2- C3 bond. Compute the total strain energy for this conformation. Refer to strain energy values given below Strain energies with respect to atoms/groups bonded to C-C (one atom/group bonded to each C) H<---> H eclipsed : 4 kJ/mol CH3 <---> H eclipsed: 6 kJ/mol CH3 <----> CH3 eclipsed: 11 kJ/mol CH3 <----> CH3 gauche staggered: 3.8 kJ/mol Select one: A. 15.2 kJ/mol B. 11.4 kJ/mol C. 3.8 kJ/mol D. 11 kJ/mol O E. 76 k.J/mol

Consider 3,3-dimethylpentane. Using a Newman projection formula, draw the most stable conformation of a molecule of this, sighting along the C2- C3 bond. Compute the total strain energy for this conformation. Refer to strain energy values given below Strain energies with respect to atoms/groups bonded to C-C (one atom/group bonded to each C) H<---> H eclipsed : 4 kJ/mol CH3 <---> H eclipsed: 6 kJ/mol CH3 <----> CH3 eclipsed: 11 kJ/mol CH3 <----> CH3 gauche staggered: 3.8 kJ/mol Select one: A. 15.2 kJ/mol B. 11.4 kJ/mol C. 3.8 kJ/mol D. 11 kJ/mol O E. 76 k.J/mol

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