To indicate if the molecule has axial or equatorial chlorine with one or two sp 2 carbon. Concept Introduction : The concept behind axial or equatorial position is mostly applied to the chair conformation of cyclohexane. As the 12 hydrogen are not equivalent structurally, those 6 hydrogens which are found at the periphery of the carbon ring is termed equatorial and the other 6 hydrogens which are oriented above and below the plane are termed as axial.

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Interpretation: To indicate if the molecule has axial or equatorial chlorine with one or two sp² carbon.

Concept Introduction:The concept behind axial or equatorial position is mostly applied to the chair conformation of cyclohexane. As the 12 hydrogen are not equivalent structurally, those 6 hydrogens which are found at the periphery of the carbon ring is termed equatorial and the other 6 hydrogens which are oriented above and below the plane are termed as axial.

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