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In the given conformation `C_(2)` is rotated about `C_(2)-C_(3)` bond by `120^(@)`, then the conformation formed will be

A

fully eclipsed

B

partially eclipsed

C

gauche

D

staggered

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The correct Answer is:
C

At dihedral angles 0, 120, 240,…… eclipsed
At dihedral angles 60, 180, 360, …….. Staggered
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