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In long-run competitive equilibrium P = SRATC, because if P > SRATC
Chair Conformation
A term used to describe the most stable, staggered conformation of a cyclohexane ring, resembling a chair, which minimizes steric strain.
Axial
Describes atoms or groups of atoms in a molecular structure that are oriented parallel to an axis of symmetry, often contrasted with equatorial positioning.
Chair Conformer
A specific spatial arrangement of the cyclohexane ring that minimizes steric strain, resembling a chair shape.
Axial Hydrogens
Hydrogen atoms positioned along the axis of a molecule, perpendicular to a specified plane, often referring to cyclohexane conformations.
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