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Using data from the table below, estimate the percentage of chlorocyclohexane molecules that have their substituents...

Using data from the table below, estimate the percentage of chlorocyclohexane molecules that have their substituents in an axial orientation at room temperature.

Table 4.1 - http://imgur.com/ZLsHz5S,9ose7I0

Figure 4.12 - http://imgur.com/ZLsHz5S,9ose7I0#1

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