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which is more stable among following cis-trans isomers????why>>>

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Celestine preetham ·2009-06-10 02:37:20

trans but donno why

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aieeee ·2009-06-10 03:27:01

its trans. In cis isomer,two same groups are in same plane.thus there's more chance of steric hindrance.but in trans,same groups are at opp. plane,which minimises the chances of steric hindrance

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Gone.. ·2009-06-10 04:29:38

trans..

cis has steric repulsion

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rohanpatkar ·2009-06-10 07:13:28

yups....trans is correct.....2 bulky groups on the same side implies nothing other than STERIC HINDRANCE.......acc when,in organic chem u dont kno the specific reason for particular end product or particular orientation,rely on stric factors....atleast i use this concept....handy at times.....

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