Austin S.

asked • 03/28/22

What is the condensed structure of trans-1,3-dimethylcyclopentane and 4-chloro-5-methyl-2-hexyne

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Frederick A. answered • 04/09/22

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Stanton D. answered • 03/29/22

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Hi Austin S.,

By "condensed" structure do you mean the carbon skeleton and heteroatoms (bond-line notation), perhaps? Or are you looking for a line notation system such as SMILES (quite a different beast!)?

These are neither hard structures. Start with your root (cyclopentane and hexyne respectively) and build the substituents on.

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