Chair conformations Cis and Trans

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JavierMelgoza2E
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Chair conformations Cis and Trans

Postby JavierMelgoza2E » Sat Mar 18, 2017 6:20 pm

I was wondering whether Cis was with both being the same orientation or the same direction. Can it still be Cis with a an equatorial up and equatorial down or would that be considered Trans? Thanks!

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Cis and Trans

Postby Eljie_2F » Sat Mar 18, 2017 6:30 pm

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Re: Chair conformations Cis and Trans

Postby 204781248 » Sat Mar 18, 2017 7:42 pm

JavierMelgoza2E wrote:I was wondering whether Cis was with both being the same orientation or the same direction. Can it still be Cis with a an equatorial up and equatorial down or would that be considered Trans? Thanks!

that would be considered trans. In order for it to be Cis the direction must be the same; whether or not they are both equatorial or axial is unrelated.


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