For the following compound: OH 6 4 2 5 3 i. What type of induction effect of OH on C4 and methyl on C3? ii. Which of C5 and C6 exhibits the least electron density? iii. Which of C3 and C5 exhibits the least electron density?

For the following compound: OH 6 4 2 5 3 i. What type of induction effect of OH on C4 and methyl on C3? ii. Which of C5 and C6 exhibits the least electron density? iii. Which of C3 and C5 exhibits the least electron density?

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i. What type of induction effect of OH on C4 and methyl on C3?
ii. Which of C5 and C6 exhibits the least electron density?
iii. Which of C3 and C5 exhibits the least electron density?

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