(Solved): please help and explain Build two models of chlorocyclohexane, On one model, feplace the hydrogen la ...

Build two models of chlorocyclohexane, On one model, feplace the hydrogen labeled \( \mathrm{H}_{4} \) with a chlorine atom to make model A; on the other model, replace the hydrogen labeled Hs, to produse model B. Now place both models in the chair conformation. model A Using the templates provided, draw the planar representation (use wedges and dashes?) and both chair conformations of the models of 1.2-dichlorocyclohexane. Is one chair conformer lower in energy? If so, circle the appropriate conformation above. In model \( A \), are the two chlorine atoms cis- or trans-to each other? In model B, are the two chlorine atoms cis-or frans- to each other? In model \( A \), can bodh chlorine atoms be axial in any chair conformation? In model \( B \), can both chlorine atoms be axial in any chair conformation? What is the stereochemical relationship between models \( \mathrm{A} \) and \( \mathrm{B} \) ? (Circle your answer) identieal enantiomers diastereomers. Would a solution of model A rotate plane polarized light?