Consider the reaction where the reactants are converted to the products. HC=CH + NH3 NH₂+ + HC "reactants" "products" The dotted arrow is a placeholder. Select the descriptor that best describes the relationship between the "reactants" and "products". The arrow should be: O O

Consider the reaction where the reactants are converted to the products. HC=CH + NH3 NH₂+ + HC "reactants" "products" The dotted arrow is a placeholder. Select the descriptor that best describes the relationship between the "reactants" and "products". The arrow should be: O O

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Chapter8: Reaction Rates And Equilibrium

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Problem 8.81E

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Consider the reaction where the reactants are converted to the products.
HC=CH + NH3
"reactants"
"products"
The dotted arrow is a placeholder. Select the descriptor that best describes the relationship between the "reactants"
and "products".
The arrow should be:
NH₂+ + HC

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