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H. Sachse

German chemist
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  • strain theory

    Another German chemist, H. Sachse, in 1890 suggested that in rings of six or more atoms the strain can be relieved completely if the ring is not planar but puckered, as in the so-called chair and boat conformations of cyclohexane. These large rings should then be as stable…

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    Another German chemist, H. Sachse, in 1890 suggested that in rings of six or more atoms the strain can be relieved completely if the ring is not planar but puckered, as in the so-called chair and boat conformations of cyclohexane. These large rings should then be as stable…

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