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Chapter 4: Q15. (page 146)

Which of the following is (are) possible Newman projections for 2-methylpentane?

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The possible Newman projections for 2-methylpentane are A and B.

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Step 1. Newman projection

Newman's projection involves the representation of alkane with the help of dots and circles. Two carbon atoms are required in this projection.

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Step 2. Explanation for possible Newman projections

The given compound is 2-methylpentane. The possible Newman projections for 2-methylpentane are mentioned below:

Staggered conformation

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Step 3. Explanation for wrong projection

The compound C is the conformation of 3-methylpentane as shown below:

Compound C

Thus, the possible Newman projections for 2-methylpentane are A and B.

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