
(a)
Interpretation:
The total energy cost associated with all torsional strain and steric strain of given conformations are needed to find out using table 4.6.
Concept introduction:
Conformations are arising due to the free rotation of
The torsional strain between atoms of eclipsed conformations makes them more energized as compared to staggered conformations.
For eclipsed conformations, Torsional strain and steric interactions of atoms are the energizing factors.
For staggered conformations, anti-interactions and gauche interactions of atoms are the energizing factors.
Table 4.6
To find: the total energy cost associated with all torsional strain and steric strain of given conformations.
(b)
Interpretation:
The total energy cost associated with all torsional strain and steric strain of given conformations are needed to find out using table 4.6.
Concept introduction:
Conformations are arising due to the free rotation of
The torsional strain between atoms of eclipsed conformations makes them more energized as compared to staggered conformations.
For eclipsed conformations, Torsional strain and steric interactions of atoms are the energizing factors.
For staggered conformations, anti-interactions and gauche interactions of atoms are the energizing factors.
Table 4.6
To find: the total energy cost associated with all torsional strain and steric strain of given conformations.

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