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In the most stable conformation of trans-1-isopropyl-3-methylcyclohexane, what positions do the methyl and isopropyl groups occupy?

a) methyl group-axial, isopropyl group-equatorial
b) methyl group-equatorial, isopropyl group-equatorial
c) methyl group-axial, isopropyl group-axial
d) methyl group equatorial, isopropyl group-axial
17 years ago

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Dawn
would it be: "A"??
17 years ago
DrRuss
The larger group will be equatorial and as they are trans 1,3 then the methyl must be axial. Yes A.
17 years ago

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