Question #ff017 Organic Chemistry Cyclohexanes Drawing Cyclohexanes in Boat and Chair Conformations 1 Answer anor277 Dec 3, 2016 Do you mean #"aryl"#? Explanation: Typically #"aryl"# means an aromatic subsituent, i.e. #C_6H_5#. Answer link Related questions How can I draw the cis-1-bromo-3-methylcyclohexane chair conformation? How can I draw a cyclohexane chair conformation? How can I draw chair cyclohexanes step-by-step? How can I draw boat cyclohexanes step-by-step? How does the structure of benzene differ from the cyclohexane structure? What are some common mistakes students make with boat and chair conformations? Why do cyclic compounds most commonly found in nature contain six-membered rings? Why did Baeyer predict that cyclopentane would be the most stable of the cycloalkanes? Was that correct? What is the bond angle in a chair conformer? What is so special about the chair conformation? See all questions in Drawing Cyclohexanes in Boat and Chair Conformations Impact of this question 1808 views around the world You can reuse this answer Creative Commons License