Consider the following chair conformation of bromocyclohexane: н н H. Br H H H (a) Identify whether the bromine atom occupies an axial position or an equatorial position in the conformation above. (b) Draw a bond-line drawing (skeletal structure) of this chair conformation (without Newman projections). (c) Draw a bond-line drawing of the other chair conformation (after a ring flip).

Consider the following chair conformation of bromocyclohexane: н н H. Br H H H (a) Identify whether the bromine atom occupies an axial position or an equatorial position in the conformation above. (b) Draw a bond-line drawing (skeletal structure) of this chair conformation (without Newman projections). (c) Draw a bond-line drawing of the other chair conformation (after a ring flip).

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