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Choose the thermodynamic product formed during the reaction depicted below. DBr tott Br A B Br C D OA OB Oc OD

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Choose the thermodynamic product formed during the reaction depicted below.
DBr
tott
Br
A
B
Br
C
D
OA
OB
Oc
OD

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