What is the difference between torsional strain and steric
hinderance?
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Answer Posted / p.kaviarasan
bond angle difference is there.steric hindrence would
increase the bond angle.but bond angle decreases with
increase in torsional strain.
for example,smaller cyclic compounds having larger strain.
ex:cyclopropane
Larger cyclic compounds having smaller strain.
ex: cyclohexane
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