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Graph the relative energy vs torsion angle around the Cβ-Cγ bond of tyrosine.

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Graph the relative energy vs torsion angle around the Cβ-Cγ bond of tyrosine.

Draw the Newman projection for each minima and maxima

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bio_man

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Question's incomplete Frowning Face

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Quote from: bio_man (5 years ago)

Question's incomplete Frowning Face

Not sure what you're talking about, seems complete to me Undecided

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Source https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Newman-projections-about-the-C-TH-C-th-bond-showing-the-possible-positions-of-the-phenol_fig1_268285528

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But is that the same? The information in the link states: Newman projections about the C Þ –C þ bond, showing the possible positions of the phenol ring

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