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Eclipsed state

A further feature of three-membered rings is that they must be planar, and a consequence of this is that, in cyclopropane, all C-H bonds are in the high-energy eclipsed state. There can be no conformational mobility to overcome this. [Pg.60]

If cyciobutane were planar, all C-H bonds would be in the high-energy eclipsed state. It transpires that cyciobutane is not planar, since it can adopt a... [Pg.60]

This reaction is conducted in a solvent that won t separate the ion pairs. This necessitates an eclipsed / syn orientation for elimination to take place. If there is a choice of eclipsed states, elimination will take place during the most stable, which generally gives the less substituted alkene. [Pg.322]

Figure 2.2 Newman and saw horse projections for n-butane. (a) A staggered state (planar trans) with angle of bond rotation (j> = 0 and (b) an eclipsed state (planar cis) with = 180°. Figure 2.2 Newman and saw horse projections for n-butane. (a) A staggered state (planar trans) with angle of bond rotation (j> = 0 and (b) an eclipsed state (planar cis) with </> = 180°.
Calculate the smallest separations between hydrogen atoms connected to the two different carbon atoms 2 and 3 of the butane molecule when the central C—C bond, between atoms 2 and 3, is in the trans, gauche and eclipsed states. [Pg.85]

Rotation through syn state Libration through perfectly staggered state Rotation through eclipsed state Libration through the anti conformation Rotation between gauche conformations Rotation between gauche and anti conformations... [Pg.114]


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