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Chapter 31: Q19P (page 1257)

Convert the ball-and-stick model of androsterone to (a) a skeletal structure using wedges and dashed wedges around all stereogenic centers; and (b) a three-dimensional representation using chair cyclohexane rings.

androsterone

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Androsterone

Androsterone is a natural organic compound with a chemical formula C19H30O2. It contains four cyclic rings (three 6-membered and one 5-membered), one OH group, and one C-O double bond.

At the 17th position, the carbonyl group is present.

02

A skeletal structure of androsterone

(a) The skeletal structure of androsterone is drawn as:

Skeletal structure of androsterone

03

A three-dimensional representation of androsterone using chair cyclohexane rings

(b) The chair cyclohexane rings of androsterone are shown as:

Chair conformation of androsterone

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