Cyclohexane Molecule (boat Form)
by Mehau Kulyk/science Photo Library
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Cyclohexane Molecule (boat Form)
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Mehau Kulyk/science Photo Library
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Cyclohexane. Computer graphics representation of a molecule of cyclohexane (chemical formula C6H12), shown in its chair conformational form. Six carbon atoms (yellow) are arranged hexagonally on various planes; hydrogen atoms are white. A planar hexagon, however, would require a carbon-carbon (C-C) bond angle of 120 degrees, resulting in a highly strained form. Through rotation about the C-C bond, cyclohexane is able to exist in two puckered" forms which are completely free from strain, known as chair and boat conformations. Cyclohexane exists pre- dominantly in the chair form as this corresponds to a lower (more stable) energy value. Compare A705/016 showing boat form."
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