H3C HB CH3 На, -CH3 CH3 H3C HO Cholestanol differs from cholesterol only in the absence of a double bond in ring B. Draw the three-dimensional structure of cholestanol, and then determine the orientation of the following groups: #1: H at the junction of rings A & B with respect to ring A| #2: Methyl at the junction of rings A & B with respect to ring B #3: HB IB

H3C HB CH3 На, -CH3 CH3 H3C HO Cholestanol differs from cholesterol only in the absence of a double bond in ring B. Draw the three-dimensional structure of cholestanol, and then determine the orientation of the following groups: #1: H at the junction of rings A & B with respect to ring A| #2: Methyl at the junction of rings A & B with respect to ring B #3: HB IB

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