How to Draw Cyclohexane Chair Conformations and Ring Flips

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Does drawing cyclohexane make you feel like you’re taking an art class? This video shows you a simple step-by-step approach for easily drawing cyclohexane hexagons, chairs, and ring flips.
We’re not looking at perfecting your art skills, instead, we’re looking for a stress-free approach that makes your molecules and substituents look TOO obvious for your professor to deduct points for ambiguity.

In this video:
[0:53] Drawing cyclohexane
[2:04] Drawing chair conformations
[4:11] Arranging Axial/Equatorial substituents
[5:47] understanding the middle substituents
[6:30] Chair Conformation sample problem
[10:27] How to do a ring flip

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Chair Conformations Tutorial: leah4sci.com/drawing-chair-conformations-and-ri…
Model Kit Tutorial Video: leah4sci.com/how-to-use-your-organic-chemistry-…

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