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    Turn the Original Molecule Shown Below 90° in a Clockwise
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Turn the Original Molecule Shown Below 90° in a Clockwise

Question 40

Question 40

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Turn the original molecule shown below 90° in a clockwise direction on the plane of this paper.Which choice represents the product of this manipulation? Turn the original molecule shown below 90° in a clockwise direction on the plane of this paper.Which choice represents the product of this manipulation?   A) Structure a B) Structure b C) Structure c D) Structure d E) Structure e


A) Structure a
B) Structure b
C) Structure c
D) Structure d
E) Structure e

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