There are a number of terms used in conformational analysis. Match each term below with the appropriate definition. v conformersA. conformational orientation in which designated groups have a 60 degree dihedralangleB. conformational orientation in which designated groups have a 180 degreedihedral angleC. conformational orientation in which adjacent groups have a zero dihedral anglev gauchev chairv boatv antiD. strain caused by two groups with less than 60 degree dihedral angleeclipsedE. strain caused by two groups more than three bonds apart that overap in spaceF. most stable conformation of a six membered ringv stericv tortionalG. conformation of a six membered ring with four eclipsing bondsH. two structures that differ from each other only in rotations around sigma bonds

Given is terms used in conformational analysis.

v conformers A. conformational orientation in which designated groups have a 60 degree dihedral angle B. conformational orientation in which designated groups have a 180 degree dihedral angle C. conformational orientation in which adjacent groups have a zero dihedral angle D. strain caused by two groups with less than 60 degree dihedral angle E. strain caused by two groups more than three bonds apart that overap in space F. most stable conformation of a six membered ring v gauche v chair v boat v anti v eclipsed v steric v tortional G.conformation of a six membered ring with four eclipsing bonds H. two structures that differ from each other only in rotations around sigma bonds

v conformers A. conformational orientation in which designated groups have a 60 degree dihedral angle B. conformational orientation in which designated groups have a 180 degree dihedral angle C. conformational orientation in which adjacent groups have a zero dihedral angle D. strain caused by two groups with less than 60 degree dihedral angle E. strain caused by two groups more than three bonds apart that overap in space F. most stable conformation of a six membered ring v gauche v chair v boat v anti v eclipsed v steric v tortional G.conformation of a six membered ring with four eclipsing bonds H. two structures that differ from each other only in rotations around sigma bonds

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