Consider the molecule and its rotational energy diagram. Note that the tert-butyl (tBu) group s the largest group. Br Molecule for Q14 Rotational Coordinate a. Complete the Newman projection to show the molecule in its lowest energy conformation (D). F b. Complete the Newman projection to show the molecule in its highest energy conformation (A). F c. Which group is eclipsed with the tBu group at position E in the energy diagram? d. What is the dihedral angle for the Br-C-C plane and the tBu-C-C plane at position F in the energy diagram?

Consider the molecule and its rotational energy diagram. Note that the tert-butyl (tBu) group s the largest group. Br Molecule for Q14 Rotational Coordinate a. Complete the Newman projection to show the molecule in its lowest energy conformation (D). F b. Complete the Newman projection to show the molecule in its highest energy conformation (A). F c. Which group is eclipsed with the tBu group at position E in the energy diagram? d. What is the dihedral angle for the Br-C-C plane and the tBu-C-C plane at position F in the energy diagram?

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