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SOME BASIC PRINCIPLES OF ORGANIC CHEMISTRY
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Why is the broad end of the wedge placed toward the observer in solid wedge notation?
A. To make the drawing look better
B. To indicate a double bond
C. To show resonance
D. To indicate that the bond is coming toward the observer
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