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5. Based on your knowledge of thermodynamics and kinetics, clearly provide the predicted outcome of the reaction shown below at low temp (-78 °C gives 2 major products) and high temp (40 °C - gives 1 major product). Low Temp- Product Low Temp- Product HBr -78 °C HBr 40 °C High Temp- Product

5. Based on your knowledge of thermodynamics and kinetics, clearly provide the predicted outcome of the reaction shown below at low temp (-78 °C gives 2 major products) and high temp (40 °C - gives 1 major product). Low Temp- Product Low Temp- Product HBr -78 °C HBr 40 °C High Temp- Product

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5. Based on your knowledge of thermodynamics and kinetics, clearly provide the predicted outcome of the reaction shown below at low temp (-78 °C gives 2 major products) and high temp (40 °C - gives 1 major product). Low Temp- Product Low Temp- Product HBr -78 °C HBr 40 °C High Temp- Product
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