**Title: Understanding Newman Projections in Organic Chemistry****Scenario: Newman Projection Manipulation****Instructions:**Starting from the Newman projection below, rotate only the back carbon to provide the structure in an anti-staggered conformation.**Left Diagram:**- The Newman projection features a molecule viewed along the carbon-carbon bond axis.- The front carbon is depicted with three hydrogen atoms (H) and a central connection to a CH₃ group.- There's also a C(CH₃)₃ group at the back carbon position, though explicit connections are not detailed.**Right Diagram:**- Shows a circle representing the rear carbon.- Black lines extend from the center, indicating the spatial orientation of attached groups.- Current orientation includes CH₃ and H groups.- CH₃ is highlighted in red, suggesting it represents the group targeted for rotation to achieve the anti-staggered conformation.**Tools and Options:**- Buttons to manipulate atoms, bonds, and rings.- Options to rotate, undo, reset, and confirm changes.This interactive tool aids in visualizing and understanding the spatial arrangement of substituents in organic molecules using Newman projections.

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Starting from the Newman projection below, rotate only the back carbon to provide the structure in an anti staggered conformation. CH3 H C(CH3)3 Q H H H Drawing Version: 3.115.30 +4493 production Atoms, Bonds and Rings H CH₂CH₂ Charges CH(CH₂)z C(CH₂) CH3 CH3 Ph CH₂CH3 H 49 Undo Ⓡ Remove 17 Reset Ⓒ Done Submit Rotate

Starting from the Newman projection below, rotate only the back carbon to provide the structure in an anti staggered conformation. CH3 H C(CH3)3 Q H H H Drawing Version: 3.115.30 +4493 production Atoms, Bonds and Rings H CH₂CH₂ Charges CH(CH₂)z C(CH₂) CH3 CH3 Ph CH₂CH3 H 49 Undo Ⓡ Remove 17 Reset Ⓒ Done Submit Rotate

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