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Which of the following is the most stable conformation of compound A? ОН A: но- OH OH да са на НО. OH -он НО. 2 3 4 НО. а. 1 0 b.3 О с. 2. 4 0 d.4 0 е. 2 НО 1

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Which of the following is the most stable conformation of compound A?
ОН
A:
НО
OH
OH
да са
-OH
но.
2
3
HO.
0 а. 1
0 b.3
О с. 2, 4
0 d.4
0 е. 2
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OH
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