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5.) For the following molecules V-Z, please circle which organic molecules would function well as dienophiles in a Diels Alder reaction. H3C CH3 CN C-CEC-C H3C-0 H2C=C N-CH3 HạC CH3 O-CH3 V Y.

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5.) For the following molecules V-z, please circle which organic molecules would function well
as dienophiles in a Diels Alder reaction.
H3C
CH3
CN
:-C=C-C
H2C=C
N-CH3
H3c
CH3
H3C-o
O-CH3
V

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